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Well, okay, but you know what I meanSandChigger wrote:Especially when you remember that they're not speaking English.
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C'Tair had vision of a dead guy??? Was not it a Rogo's hologram???The Sons of Idaho wrote:Yep.SandChigger wrote:Do you mean the silly "rogo transmitters"
Named after an Ixian named Rogo, who taught C'Tair how to build it after he was dead. He was taught by visions of a dead guy (and I'm pretty sure there was no OM involved, latent or otherwise).
House Atreides, page 424 wrote:
Through smoke and acrid fumes, he recognized the form of the old inventor Davee Rogo, the crippled genius who had befriended the twins and taught them his innovations. As C'tair gasped, the apparition began to whisper in a frail, creaking voice. Was it a ghost . . . a vision, a mad hallucination? Eccentric Rogo seemed to be telling C'tair what to do, what technological components he needed, and how to put them all together.
"Are you real?" C'tair whispered, stepping closer. "What are you telling me?"
For some reason the blurry image of old Rogo did not respond to questions. C'tair didn't understand, but he listened. Wires and metal parts lay strewn at his feet where a machine had been wrecked by indiscriminate explosives. These are components I need.
There were ghosts in Dune. When Liet is left out to die in the desert, the ghost of his father lectures him as he dies. Some people think it was just a halucination, but those people are dumb-dubms.Lisan Al-Gaib wrote:C'Tair had vision of a dead guy??? Was not it a Rogo's hologram???The Sons of Idaho wrote:Yep.SandChigger wrote:Do you mean the silly "rogo transmitters"
Named after an Ixian named Rogo, who taught C'Tair how to build it after he was dead. He was taught by visions of a dead guy (and I'm pretty sure there was no OM involved, latent or otherwise).
Holy shit! It was even worst that I thought....Did they introduce ghosts in Duniverse??
I don't think it was OM, because Rogo is not preceding C'tair...
Here it is the transcription:
House Atreides, page 424 wrote:
Through smoke and acrid fumes, he recognized the form of the old inventor Davee Rogo, the crippled genius who had befriended the twins and taught them his innovations. As C'tair gasped, the apparition began to whisper in a frail, creaking voice. Was it a ghost . . . a vision, a mad hallucination? Eccentric Rogo seemed to be telling C'tair what to do, what technological components he needed, and how to put them all together.
"Are you real?" C'tair whispered, stepping closer. "What are you telling me?"
For some reason the blurry image of old Rogo did not respond to questions. C'tair didn't understand, but he listened. Wires and metal parts lay strewn at his feet where a machine had been wrecked by indiscriminate explosives. These are components I need.
Sorry, but i don't think that....chanilover wrote:There were ghosts in Dune. When Liet is left out to die in the desert, the ghost of his father lectures him as he dies. Some people think it was just a halucination, but those people are dumb-dubms.Lisan Al-Gaib wrote:C'Tair had vision of a dead guy??? Was not it a Rogo's hologram???The Sons of Idaho wrote:Yep.SandChigger wrote:Do you mean the silly "rogo transmitters"
Named after an Ixian named Rogo, who taught C'Tair how to build it after he was dead. He was taught by visions of a dead guy (and I'm pretty sure there was no OM involved, latent or otherwise).
Holy shit! It was even worst that I thought....Did they introduce ghosts in Duniverse??
I don't think it was OM, because Rogo is not preceding C'tair...
Here it is the transcription:
House Atreides, page 424 wrote:
Through smoke and acrid fumes, he recognized the form of the old inventor Davee Rogo, the crippled genius who had befriended the twins and taught them his innovations. As C'tair gasped, the apparition began to whisper in a frail, creaking voice. Was it a ghost . . . a vision, a mad hallucination? Eccentric Rogo seemed to be telling C'tair what to do, what technological components he needed, and how to put them all together.
"Are you real?" C'tair whispered, stepping closer. "What are you telling me?"
For some reason the blurry image of old Rogo did not respond to questions. C'tair didn't understand, but he listened. Wires and metal parts lay strewn at his feet where a machine had been wrecked by indiscriminate explosives. These are components I need.
See, there are no inconsistencies between the new books and the originals, it's just the readers's fault for not paying attention.
Dune is no joking matter. Did you know when Liet was left out in the sands after having his stillsuit ripped off him from some hungry Harkonnen tops, he was laughed at when they saw he was wearing a see-through negligee underneath.Tleilax Master B wrote:Hehe, yeah, pretty sure that was a joke. He forgot to mention the part where Liet's ghost is pulled into the Sietch by a gaggle of horny Fremen psychics and is "rogered half to death" (or was that "rogo-ed" half to death, I can't remember..):P
Oh, how you'd love to see that scene in the new Dune movie...chanilover wrote:Did you know when Liet was left out in the sands after having his stillsuit ripped off him from some hungry Harkonnen tops, he was laughed at when they saw he was wearing a see-through negligee underneath.
When the new movie comes out you can thank me for that part. I wrote that. It was the ultimate negligee, and it made him feel like a goddess. I asked Kevin if he would put it into his book Paul of Dude, too, but I have'not heard back yet.chanilover wrote:...Did you know when Liet was left out in the sands after having his stillsuit ripped off him from some hungry Harkonnen tops, he was laughed at when they saw he was wearing a see-through negligee underneath.
