The Story Of FEYD-RAUTHA HARKONNEN
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- čas přidán 15. 03. 2024
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In the shadowed corridors of power and the endless sands of Arrakis, there emerges a tale of ambition, betrayal, and destiny that resonates across the universe. This is the story of Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen, a name that echoes with menace and promise, a pivotal force in the epic saga of Dune. Born into darkness, shaped by the machinations of fate, Feyd-Rautha stands as a testament to the allure of power and the depths to which one might sink to grasp it.
On the frost-covered planet of Lankiveil, beneath the relentless watch of distant stars, the saga of Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen began. Born into the infamously brutal House Harkonnen, a lineage steeped in malevolence and a thirst for power, his arrival was heralded not just as the birth of another noble but as the dawn of a new epoch for his family. The Harkonnens, known across the cosmos for their mercilessness and relentless pursuit of dominance, were a clan whose name evoked fear and respect in equal measure. Within this daunting legacy, the early years of Feyd-Rautha were cast, a canvas painted with the dark hues of ambition and the stark realities of power.
From his first breath, Feyd-Rautha was more than merely another member of his notorious family. To his father, Abulurd Rabban, he represented a flicker of hope in the shadowy depths of the Harkonnen legacy. Abulurd, a man caught between the honor of his lineage and the ignominy of his name, saw in his son a chance for redemption, a beacon that could perhaps cleanse the stains of their sordid past. Feyd-Rautha was to be the vessel of their aspirations, the sword with which they would carve a new destiny for the Harkonnens. His birth was not just celebrated as the continuation of their line but as the beginning of a quest to redefine their place in history.
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Dune part 2’s version of feyd will be known as one of the best villains ever made along with characters like Anton Segur and Heiths Joker
I thought he was too 'nice' still
He was Abelard's son, proof that a remnant of their ancient noble ancestors the Finns still remained. For an incredible Dark Age saga about the Finn, see foreign film "Ofelas" {Trailbreaker).@@ViralKiller
One of the coolest and most terrifying characters ever put on screen
haven't seen it yet, hopefully today
If I remember correctly, Feyd was originally a very kind, loving boy, part of a whale-fur hunting community. He was taken and trained to be an evil agent by the Baron. Ruined.
What? what are you talking about
@@grottphd9090I'm talking about things that are in a prequel book. There are MANY of them, and many sequels, too. They were written by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson and they compliment Frank Herbert's 6 original novels. They follow Frank's outline that was discovered in a safe-deposit box after Frank's death. They are really good and explain and expand the story in ways you'd never think. Dive deeply.
@@CreativeWarrior- I haven't read them I don't consider them canon
@@grottphd9090They come from Frank's own outlines and notes. Trust me, they're good and informative whether or not you consider them canon.
@@CreativeWarrior- I read one and I thought it was badly written. Basically it's fanfiction to me and it reads like it. I'm sure some of the ideas do come from Frank, but Brian has written what like two dozen books or something? That's some outline Frank left...
I watched this in vain, not finding out why he killed his mother. I learnt nothing new.
He did not kill his mother, that was all made up for Villeneuve's adaptation to make him look like a twisted psychopath. He was taken at a very young age by his brother Glossu Rabban at their uncle's orders, and lost his father at the hands of his brother who then named himself "The Beast". It is not said what became of their mother, but she probably went mad with grief and despair and died on her own. I expected to hear that story in this video too.
Bloody excellent, komarad. Finland! Thank you for mentioning both Abelard and Gurney's roles. 1984 focused on the twisted mentat, 2024 focused on Feyd. Either character was minimized to a set piece to emphasize the other.
To see an incredible Dark Age saga of the Harkonnen's ancestral Finn, foreign film 'Ofelas' (Trailbreaker)- there you will find the original Harkonnens, heroic friends of the villainous Atreides heirs of Agamemnon at the end of the Butlerian Jihad. Yes, their family's ancestral traits and roles were reversed in the centuries after the Jihad, due to the Bene Gesserit (thank you narrator)
THANK YOU FOR ME FEYD
Very intriguing character makes me want to watch dune
yeah I still haven't seen it either
Why are they all bald?
It's like a race, pale, bald, inhuman.
Why did he kill his mother?
Probably blamed her for what happened to him.
I feel like this is a very uninformed video
why pissant?
@@ViralKiller it was interesting as shit don’t get me wrong. Didn’t mean to come off so douchey lol. Just a lotta info I have never ever seen anywhere regarding the novels and Dune lore. Still cool video. All love
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no it was me f88ker
sorry a guy called Barry beat you
Very bland. Learned nothing new about the character