Why does everyone like this book so much? The characters (other than the Baron. Kynes, and Alia, who weren't explored much at all) were incredibly bland. The plot itself felt kind of generic, but maybe Herbert helped establish some of the tropes that I find dull. I did enjoy the world-building and the appendices after the book were pretty interesting. As someone with a Muslim background, I also thought the Fremen religion was fascinating to read about. Too bad almost all the characters sucked.
Paul is a Gary Stu with zero personality until the last chapter.
>sandnigger well there you go lad, the book appealed to me because I like the idea of desert cultures and knew nothing about them beforehand
Sebastian Reed
I'm Iranian and white-passing and also white, so no sandnigger here, sorry
Jacob Fisher
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Juan King
Paul is a Gary Stu with zero personality until the last chapter.
t. Harkonnen Grunt
Nathan Perry
Do you consider Italians, Slavs, and Jews to be nonwhite as well?
Nathaniel Rodriguez
races are very fluid in that sense but euro-Jews like most of the ones in Israel I would consider white course Slavs are white and Italians too, definitely moreso than fucking Iran pal
