Analyzing Evil Remastered: Baron Vladimir Harkonnen From Dune
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Hello everyone and welcome to the remastered fifty-second episode of Analyzing Evil! Our topic for this video is Baron Vladimir Harkonnen From Dune. I hope you enjoy, and thanks for watching. If you have any feedback or questions feel free to let me know below!
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You always make My day 😊😊😊❤❤. Aku from samurai Jack please
Next episode the austrian who got rejected
I'd love an analysis on some Supernatural antagonists.
Analyzing Evil : Shinnok From mortal Kombat
He isn’t evil
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considering the theory that he's the voice we hear at the start of the movies, we gotta have an ep on him.
@@Cyynapse Ooh, I hadn't heard that one! What a cool idea!
You're giving yourself a lot if work, but Leto is the most interesting character in Dune.
I would watch that he would be more Complex to analyse than the Baron
Show your support for an episode on Paul Atreides here! Let me know whether you think I should wait until the sequel films are released or whether you'd like to see it in the near future.
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No need to wait! Would love your perspective on Paul
Paul could be interesting to cover.
i am supporting this also make a normal poll
need it!
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Support! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 I would particularly appreciate a companion video about him from the prelude to dune trilogy.
That would be Great
Would highly recommend making a video on Emperor Shaddam in the future dude.
Show your support for episodes on the Landsraad, CHOAM, The Bene Gesserit, The Spacing Guild, The Bene Tielax, The Honored Matres, or any other organization in the Dune universe I didn't mention! Let me know if you want to see seperate episodes on each, or if I should make one big video detailing all these different organizations at once.
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oooo do a video on the Spacing Guild and compare them to the Navigators from Warhammer 40K?
also, maybe do a video on Emperor Belos from The Owl House and/or King Andrias from Amphibia? I love tose shows
Seems too broad for your channel. I like it when you stick to villains.
4:04 Dune went from "unfilmable" to having a universally agreed on "definitive visual adaption" all thanks to Denis! Absolutely legendary
Geidi Prime is goated
@@wjbt3 Honestly true, got chills every time I see it on screen
Still a boring fucking movie.
@@frankthecat1660Well that’s like your opinion man
It's a good flick but,
Multiple speaking lines by an unnamed and new character, plenty of shots of weird shaped space ships, complete character assassination of Chani and the Fremen, NO FING COUNT FENRING OR THUFIR HAWAT!!!.
It's a good flick for normies, but it's about as good as the 1984 Lynch film.
"My desert. My Arrakis. My dune." - Baron Harkonnen (2021)
"AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!" - Baron Harkonnen (1984)
😂😂😂😂
Pity Chris Farley wasn't on SNL around the time the Lynch Dune came out can you imagine the skit they'd do with him playing the "Floating Fat Man"!?
"I said temporarily, you moron!" - Baron Harkonnen (2000).
What line represents the 2000 Baron?
@theblocksays😂😂😂
The Harkonnens were such fun villains in the books and in Villneuve's adaptation. Rabban was a wild dog, Feyd-Rautha was both sledgehammer and scalpel, and the Baron was a gluttonous, back-biting, unscrupulous degenerate.
The introduction to Feyd in Part Two was the most unique, alien, and captivating piece of cinematography I've ever seen. The whole cast and crew knocked it out of the park.
The Baron is a moron in the new movies. Almost as if Denis didn't understand the source material...
He's a total idiot. He takes out Yueh himself, completely destroying the plausible deniability he needs later with the Truthsayers.
@@BaronFeydRauthaokay buddy we get it lol you’re real badass for not liking what’s currently popular
@@wetmemedaddy5065 ? LOL.
You just had to attempt to insult someone for not agreeing with your opinion?
Do you vote with that mentality too?
"Mneh, you don't agree wiff meh, you're a literal bad guy from WWII. Mneh"
Kinda spoopy knowing how much power I have over randos I don't know. LOL.
True. The depiction of house Harkonnen was top notch. Those black leather wearing freaks were so detached from humanity they started resembling bugs. They were so menacing, cold and alien-like. It was a masterpiece. The Lynch version was just horrible though. Lynch's Baron looked and behaved like a circus clown rather than a cold calculating ruler
Feyd was a Kwisatz Haderach candidate.
Frank Herbert was right: Charismatic leaders make people forget that you are often dealing with monsters.
Charismatic people in general.
One of the Ferengi rules of acquisition: the bigger the smile, the sharper the knife.
@@ZombiePotatoSalad”The brighter the picture, the darker the negative.” - Rupert Thorne
To be fair, the baron was a tyrannical dictator that brutally repressed any semblance of dissent
I tried to keep my reply non political, but who fits this perfectly?
The thing I love about the Barons death in the new Dune is that he died pathetically, lying on the floor, being shown as ignorant of the planet he supposedly controls,realising he has no real power after all of the scheming he did to ensure he had power and unceremoniously dumped in the desert
That was really good. Also, he was crawling on his knees towards the throne, too. It was a really nice touch.
I love the part where I got a spoiler as the top comment...
You know what I liked about it. In the book Paul had a vision of confronting the Baron in a similar way while in the stilltent with his mom. So it’s almost like the movie is an alternate future that Paul was leading toward. And he just chose the one where Alia isn’t born yet
@@Fearghas999Tbf why are you clicking on this video if you haven’t seen it yet?
@@Fearghas999 Bro this is literally a spoiler video 💀 You should read the books NOW.
Despite the differences, I feel like they truly captured the spirit of the book in this film adaptation. One of the few films to ever get the Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings treatment when going from novel to screen. The portrayal of the Baron did a huge amount of work bringing the film to life.
I agree, that's why I like the quasi-downer ending. In the previous two versions the ending is triumphant. "Yay, the good guys won!" and sort of skip over the part where now the good guys launch an interstellar jihad with religious fanatics that results in billions of deaths, genocide, and destruction of entire worlds.
Stellan Skarsgård did a really good job playing the Baron he made him intimidating and kind of scary.
More like he did a good job given the feeling of being intimidating and scary when he was just a man who let his hunger for power blind him.
Yes
He really felt underutilized in part two though. In fact, all the Harkonneens were looking like not the unstoppable force they were like in the first movie. They got defeated so easily.
@@osmanyousif7849 Not to mention that Fade had very little time to showcase his cruelty when in truth his only cruel act is killing his two attendants and that doesn't do much since Baron Vlad did the same thing to his 2 bath attendants a few scenes ago.
Fade is just a skinner Baron Vlad and that doesn't work.
@@JustTooDamnHonestthere is always something that has to be streamlined when a film is Made. It's inevitable so not sure it's interesting to just point them all out.
My favorite Harkonnen moment is when in the 1984 film he finds his nephew Sting wearing his iconic swimsuit and The Baron totally says: "Damn...That's so absurdly gay...."
😂
The Baron was into that shit.
Baron to Feyd: “Send for food my darling, and we shall retire..” This was after he requested that his nephew bring him a poisoned slave for the night because he didn’t feel like fighting them. 😂😂
The Baron was really the living breathing embodiment of the old aristocracy. So hedonistic and overdindulgent that nothing save for their own desires mattered. Wishing for more and more power until they're cutdown
Old? They never went away! The consolidation of wealth since the global pandemic is beyond alarming.
As evil as he is, the guy really enjoys his baths.
just like me fr
But, the question is What was he bathing in?? Look like a barrel full of Crude Oil.
He likes bathes almost as much as he likes drinking blood and rhaping
evil af
I think another villain in this series should also get an episode, and that being the master manipulator, Jessica.
From which movie/series?
@@AuroraBoostalso Dune
@@AuroraBoost Dune.
@@keithfilibeck2390 I'm dumb, my bad
The true villain of dune imo
I will say that the most recent Baron is the most suited to his home environment. Seeing him (and Feyd and Rabban) under that eerie sun of Geidi Prime is unsettling to say the least.
Definitely do one on Paul, who is either a very dark hero, or a very human villain. I think one on Jessica would be great too
Jessica: I’ll manipulate the Duke for the BG
Also Jessica: …Oh no, I love him!
I think an "analyzing evil of Dune" video would be great to hold us over until you have enough info to make individual videos as the movies come out in the future. I'd love to see more Dune stuff from you!
I love Ian McNeice's portrayal. The baron was a flamboyant, yet disgusting p.o.s. of a man and the camp in his performance matches the movie's tone perfectly. It also seems like he was having a blast playing this character and that's always fun to see in an actor.
Respectfully disagree. Was very difficult to take the Baron seriously and the evil and depravity of the harkonnens was undermined by the clownishness of their portrayal
@@ryanbrown4053 That is actually how the Baron is portrayed in the books. The Harkkonens absolutely were clowns.
He is supposed to be clownish because he has no self discipline.
@@madsgrams2069 then it's a welcome change in the movie
@@ryanbrown4053 Kinda your opinion. I myself love me a healthy dose of camp and goofiness. Not every villain has to be completely bone-chilling and overly self-serious like Darth Vader or Austin Butler's version of Feyd Rautha.
I’m twenty two and dune has really hit me hard, I never read literature or books in general and Ive just been completely entranced by the dune universe. I am so drawn to it, and really see now how much the series has effected other franchises all across media
You can listen with audio books. That's what helps me as I dont have much time to sit down and read.
All I’ll say is: keep rerevisiting it. I’m 46 and have done so at least 6 times.
I think that analyzing evil of Martin Vanger (also portrayed by Stellan Skarsgard) from girl with the Dragon tattoo would be really interesting
doing the whole vanger family would be cool! love this idea
The fantastic acting of Stellen Skarsgard made me think of another character that he played in the movie The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. His portrayal of Martin Vanger was outstanding. To the outside world he looked like in average guy almost boring. But behind closed doors he was one of the most evil and sadistic people you hope you would never meet.
You kept saying “I could also make..” and the answer will always be: YES
Skarsgard was excellent, however I think McNeice played him perfectly - a true Shakespearean villain. Great vid 🎉
McNeice had the more accurate portrayal. skarsgard gave the most menacing performance but McMillan was the most entertaining, pure bonkers.
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Absolutely agreed, especially with how topical the first film is right now with the release of the awful ''sequel''.
@@zacharia0654 I no nothing about the sequel other than it’s uncanny ass artstyle.
How’s they mess it up writing wise?
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Can we have an Analyzing Evil on the authors themselves for doing to Dune what they did?
Yes
I think they get a bad rep from the general Dune fan base, but I rather like them. One man cannot rule the Universe. I'd love to see the Brian Herbert lore covered
Greatest film ever made? That is a bold statement. I think it is definitely the best “science fiction” film in decades though.
It’s too early to say.. I will say it is the most fun I’ve had watching a movie in theaters since Covid, even better than Oppenheimer imo
I still prefer David Lynch's Dune, even if he doesn't
crazy take. please elaborate on how you could prefer the Lynch adaptation @@hayorge27
@@vesletsthat’s not hard Oppenheimer wasn’t good at all
@@hayorge27that’s a wild take.
The Baron, particularly in the Villeneuve rendition, is a character who reminds me a great deal of Tywin Lannister.
He's a character of absolute control, absolute intellect and brilliant resource management, who is a character utterly dedicated to the supremacy of their family. Like Tywin, he can coldly inflict the most heinous violence upon his enemies, but does not particularly seem to enjoy this.
The Baron also meets his end through the exact same self assuredness and disdain for his enemies that Tywin does.
This was a great video! Kudos.
Maybe the movie's different, but he's far from an absolute intellect in the books. He constantly discounts the Fremen threat, never even allowing himself to consider that they could number in the millions and kill Sadukar until a Mentat baby-walked him through the logic.
Granted, Tywin wasn't immune to personal biases and didn't account for the threat his own family posed. But I doubt he'd so utterly underestimate a big-picture tactical threat, or totally miss how a hell world survivors would likely be elite soldier material.
@@blackosprey2219I'm aware of the portrayal in the books as well as the films. I'm simply commenting on what the analysis video said.
And maybe you should see the movie, since a large part of the video by Vile Eye pertains the portrayal of Baron Vladimir across the three movies as well as the books?
I think you should do entire series on Dune. In my opinion there is literally no "good" characters. Every character in Dune are evil in some degree. And that are one of the things that are making this universe so dark yet so real.
if you read the books,l would say Duncan Idaho is the only true decent person(s)in the entirety of the saga 🤔
@@dbsthumper Yeah, he was just a homie
He who controls the FORK controls the BUFFET!!!!!!
Thanks For this remaster! I’m always in the lookout! I love both your content AND your delivery, and thank you so much for the time and attention you give towards making your videos so great to watch. Tywin's my favorite video of yours! Please do more ASOIAF villains like Littlefinger and the Mountain!
Removing the "gay" aspect of the Baron was an extremely good decision. I cant imagine that playing well in 2024 and it's just...stupid. It makes whats othwrwise a compelling villain so cartoonishly evil that he becomes parody
Analyzing the Evil of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Good one
That would be interesting. In the original novel, Hyde isn't so much an alternate personality as he is an identity/persona Jekyll uses to indulge in his darker impulses. Shows how anonymity can enable us to engage in things we would not do in our everday lives. Only at the end of the novel do Jekyll and Hyde show signs of being two separate personalities as a result of the formers desperate attempts to disassociate himself from his actions as the latter.
@@TRTMN-vs3ew Also I love how most depictions show Hyde as the Hulk, when in the books he was described as far shorter than Jekyll.
It wasn’t until Edward had more control that he even became the same height as Henry.
@@stingerjohnny9951 That is hilarious 🤣 Hyde was also younger, for some reason.
@@TRTMN-vs3ew I think the idea was that Jekyll wasn’t a guy who indulged in his selfish, baser desires much, so his evil side started out as smaller.
I also read it as him going back to a more primitive form, as most hominids were short compared to Homo sapiens, and Hyde is often portrayed as ape like and described in the books as not quite human.
I'd love to see an Analyzing Evil on John Dutton from Yellowstone
Yea
Nothing evil just an asshole
Obesity not from gluttony. A disease he was given by a Bene Gessurite in revenge for how he fulfilled his contribution to the Bene Gessurite breeding program. He was perfectly fit before that. So his obesity is not from the vice of gluttony, but from the vices of lust and wrath.
That's part of the Brian Herbert books, which Vile hasn't covered.
Thank you Vile Eye! Your channel actually inspired me to work on video essays of my own creation.
The Baron is a fascinating villain and his interactions with Alia extending his villainy even beyond death make him one of the most interesting antagonists in literary and cinematic history. The entire saga is packed with excellent villains really.
So, I think the thing about Frank Herbert is that while he may or may not have given the baron homosexual tendencies due to his own thoughts and leanings on the subject, in the very least, he definitely understood that this alone is not enough to condemn a person, as the baron is definitely evil because of his reprehensible actions, and not just his sexual tendencies. Despite whatever Frank Herbert may have felt or thought on the matter, I suppose
I mentioned this in a community post already but you should definitely do Frieza at some point, or any Dragon Ball villain really. RIP Akira Toriyama 🙏.
Many thanks for covering this character!😎👍🏻
Will you do a video on Homelander once the show is finished ?
He's said before that he will, once the show is finished.
Awesome. Homelander is a fantastic villain.
@@tamiwatchesstuff Definately an S Tier Villain
Three villains that I would like to hear you analyze are Star Trek’s Khan, Doctor Who’s Davros and The X-Files’ Cigarette Smoking Man.
Your Dune videos must flow
I like all the ideas you have for future Dune videos and am notably interested in videos on the various corrupt organizations
Good video though a couple remarks are unnecessary.
Personally out of all the portrayals of the Barons in visual media that is most close to the book even if the version didn't capture all the Baron's most abhorrent wicked lawless Book traits of his behavior and personality it is the Dune Mini Series version of the Baron played Lan McNeice is my most favorite.
I liked how the Mini Series displays and shows the Baron's cunning, witty, intellect, and the true scope of how his plots to fulfill his ambitions while also when his nephews do something which they think is the most cunning he instantly educates and shows his loathing disapproval and criticism of the immature ways they did it which were subtle and in the impractical times that undermines the long term agenda and opportunities they could reap. Including when Feyd tried to set him for assassination through poisoning which the Baron wasn't impressed by.
I liked how perceptive Lan McNeice portrayed that demonstrating such a personality to be active while being vindictive, ambitiously selfish, insidious and willing to talka down on Rabban and Feyd's unenlightened level and degree of scheming. He played a good wicked villain.
Stellan's okay but I prefer Ian McNeice's portrayal.
Book Baron is another sinful wicked person who is even more practical in both ruthlessness and foresight. If the Baron's character was a house in Warhammer 40k he would be a distinguished successful authority over a sector I think. Though the Inquisition's Ordos would be watching him real closely for heresy in that scenario. Book Baron's deviousness, adaptive political moves, emotional practice, and cunning pragmatic tone would make him quite a successful insidious house in a environment like 40k. So long as he doesn't stick his head out too much and stays in line. You don't want to invoke the furious wrath of the Inquisition even with that amount of power and political maneuvering.
Great job, I'm kinda enjoying seen you sit in on the videos. Nice change, glad you followed through on the idea ❤
This is so SO well done and well-researched. Great work. Thank you!
Stellan skarsgård did an amazing job as the Baron! He made him really intimidating! I really enjoyed his performance, you did too vile?
Awesome seeing another remaster, can’t wait for the next episodes on the other great characters from this franchise! On that note, could a remaster be done on either Anton Chigurh or Hans Landa?
Baron Harkonnen: the "Judge Holden" of space
Thank you as always for covering these. You read texts, and talk about books and such, and I really appreciate you doing that. Thank you again
The more episodes covering the world and characters of dune, the better!
LOL - bro - we finally know what you look like!!!! Dude, I freaking LOVE your channel - such an interesting twist on media and you do such a great job finding nuance and observations - I will watch ANYTHING you make - thanks again!!!!
Love ALL of your analysis. I never knew so many character and genres that were so deep. I am thankful you have shown me so much. Thank you for enriching my life. I've learn so much. I've appreciate it tremendously.
Some suggestions:
- Analyzing Evil: Park Yeon-jin from The Glory
- Analyzing Evil: Thor "The Swede" Gundersen from Hell on Wheels
- Analyzing Evil: Mahito from Jujutsu Kaisen
i have been waiting for that park yeon jin one
I was just skimming through your older baron harkonnen video yesterday and I was playing dune on Xbox this morning
hi vile eye, i love your videos and i would love to see more of your awesome work. have a good day and keep up the good work
Sitting on a throne-like chair and talking about evil requires petting a white cat on your lap for full effect.
I remember when watching Dune Part 1, the Baron scared the living daylights out of me. The way he floats and chews when eating was really eerie.
Gotta give MASSIVE Props to Stellan Skarsgård.
Love your content vile! You're the Best 😊😊😊❤❤
Analyzing Evil: Paul "Muah Dib" Atreides
When??
Baron Harkonin is the epitome of gluttony. In everything he does up until his death. His constant consumption of food. His ambition for power is not only the destruction of House Atreides. But dream of placing his heir on the Imperial throne. The management of spice production and his stockpiling of spice.
I love your vids❤ your explanation are so detailed and comprehensive
I genuinely enjoyed Denis Villieuve version of the Harkonnens, particularly the Baron. In the book, Baron Harkonnen while being a true threat and mastermind, also came off as a bit cartoonish overall. Stellan Skarsgaard however, brought a genuine menace to the character, leaving out the over the top villainy, and showing him as a grotesque schemer. Like a brain taking human form and plotting in the shadows as he moves everyone around him like pieces on a chessboard.
Please do a complete one on Feyd Rautha. I think he was a perfect rival to Paul Atriedes and is a true menace as the Baron’s mad dog in the story.
The Baron is such a monstrous presence yet Skarsgård managed to make him so human and real🙏🤌
Vile eye: *uploads video*
Me: Yes.
I have a couple suggestions.
1. Kane and the Brotherhood of Nod from “Command & Conquer”.
2. The Illusive Man from “Mass Effect.”
3. Dukat from “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.”
4. Arcturus Mengsk from “StarCraft.”
You could do one of these for almost every character in Dune. Paul very much is a villain as well, he manipulated the Fremen into seeing him as a god king and then launched a holy war that killed mass numbers of people. Jessica used the Fremen as tools and even admits in the follow up books that she hates the planet and saw the Fremen as nothing but pawns.
Also, one that isn't talked about enough, is Duke Leto I. Only the book and dune mini series highlights the fact that his "good" leadership is just a facade. He is still evil just like any other person in the ruling class
Villian? Possibly. I feel that anti-hero is a better fit. Certainly a complex character, as Frank intended.
@@collimus No he's a villain by the end of the story, thats what Herbert intended. Dune is meant to be a nihilistic story and Paul becomes just as vicious and cruel and power hungry as his enemies.
To all of the people who have been fans of Dune for decades and have been trying to scream from the rooftops how good it is this whole time: I get it. It’s so awesome. You actually were also right books are almost always superior
I agree. Love that "almost always" qualifier. Did you have a movie in mind? For example, I would say that some of the adaptations of Dracula are better than the source material.
I'll never get over how the vile eye is a dude whose voice perfectly mimics ai generated voices
This is the only channel of which I watch every video the second it comes out. I put down everything I'm doing when I get the notification
Paul Muad’Dib Usul Atreides episode would be sick
Please analize Makishima Shogo from Psychopass!!
Jessica definitely deserves her own video essay. One of Paul's greatest weaknesses was her ability to push him towards the jihad future.
every single option you mentioned as a potential analysing evil video (paul, shaddam, leto, bene gesserit, etc.) would be SO COOL
Of all the evil characters you have covered this is the one who is the purist definition of evil. What he does, and how does it is unnerving, and way too close to real.
6:23 The Battle of Corinn was the ultimate battle of the Butlerian Jihad where the person who would become the first Padishah Emperor lead the crusade to victory and took the name of the star for their family name.
just finished dune about a week ago and am on messiah, and i’ve been watching/reading all the dune content online i can. love this!
just want to say im so glad the barons sexuality was left out of the newer films considering it was a decision made out of bigotry in the source material
You are the Best vile! Your new style is simply amazing! You're the God of narration! PLEASE consider doing Christopher moltisanti 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤
Analyzing Evil: Bricktop from Snatch
Analyzing Evil: Eric Qualan from Cliffhanger
Analyzing Evil: Roy Stampler from Primal Fear
Analyzing Evil: Nancy Downs from The Craft
Analyzing Evil: Franklin Saint from Snowfall
Could you do an episode on "Karla", the legendary KGB spymaster from Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy?
Characters from Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy would be a great idea.
Mama from throw mama from the Train..lol
been waiting for this since dune came out
This is a great channel. Thank you for the incredible content.
How about an analyzing evil on Kai Proctor from the Banshee series
Can you cover Brick Top, the main villain from Snatch?
That's a good one
I am here for any and all Dune videos. Been a Dune fan for many many years.
An interesting "virtual host" format. Dune was huge in my childhood reading all the books. The latest movies seem to capture the feel of it the best. Good commentary.
I got back from seeing dune part 2 and it was GREAT. One of the few movies that makes me want to read the book. That being said I’ll take all the dune content you’ll put out and I’m not picky lol
A remaster of One of my favorite sci fi villains
Vile Eye you are too good for this World
Why not doing Jabba sometimes latter or some Warhammer 40k, Halo or Star Trek villains ?
Please make episodes on all of these people. Much appreciated for the dedication to your craft
I love 'Dune' and I would absolutely devour any more videos you make about this franchise.
Do one on Ryo from Devilman Crybaby
Day of 2 of counting days of asking for rock okajima from black lagoon
Yeh that whole verse has an interesting moral alignments
Vile Eye: "I can make a video on [insert any Dune character here]"
Me: "YES PLEASE!!!"
I think you may be the best youtube channel ive ever come across
Frank Herbert also made Paul Atreides as an example of a supposed messiah who would bring destruction to everything and he represents people who painted themselves as charismatic and noble in order to achieve power
In his defense, he's shown pushing back against it & resisting the manipulations of the Bene Gesserit- & he chose the least bad option: you have to wonder what was *worse* than an intergalactic jihad that kills 60 billion...
And maybe the worst part is that he didn't do it out of malice or lust for power. He believed there was no other way for humanity to have a future.
make as many dune videos as possible!!!!!!