To anyone who read Dune I'm reading again the first two…
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To anyone who read Dune
I'm reading again the first two Dune books in preparation for the Part Three movie, and this quote from Paul in the appendix of the first novel got me, because I don't think I fully understand its meaning.
*"Law and duty are one; so be it. But remember these limitations—Thus are you never fully self-conscious. Thus do you remain immersed in the communal tau. Thus are you always less than an individual."*
Does that mean that Muad'Dib was against individuality? Or he was talking the opposite here, that people should remember the limitations because they needed to act like law and duty \*weren't\* one?
#entertainment
I'm reading again the first two Dune books in preparation for the Part Three movie, and this quote from Paul in the appendix of the first novel got me, because I don't think I fully understand its meaning.
*"Law and duty are one; so be it. But remember these limitations—Thus are you never fully self-conscious. Thus do you remain immersed in the communal tau. Thus are you always less than an individual."*
Does that mean that Muad'Dib was against individuality? Or he was talking the opposite here, that people should remember the limitations because they needed to act like law and duty \*weren't\* one?
#entertainment
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