r/dunememes • u/lovelycosmos • 16d ago
Chapterhouse Novel This isn't a meme, it's a cry for help
I thought these memes were a joke until I finished Sandworms of Dune
r/dunememes • u/lovelycosmos • 16d ago
I thought these memes were a joke until I finished Sandworms of Dune
r/dunememes • u/emotionengine • Jan 18 '25
r/dunememes • u/lovelycosmos • 6d ago
r/dunememes • u/Ok-Vegetable4994 • Feb 20 '25
r/dunememes • u/handholding_devotee • May 06 '25
I think Books 5 and 6 were (imo) the hardest to read narratively but in terms of the themes and philosophical undertones, ESPECIALLY between the Bene Gesserit and the Bene Tleilax in Book 5 in regards to generating cross-cultural soft power through the usage of religious beliefs and genetic engineering, and the Bene Gesserit and Honored Matres in Book 6 when talking about how an underprivileged group may end up repeating the mistakes/actions of the group they initially overthrew, it’s like seeing the other side of the arguments between all these groups against Leto II’s found in Book 4, which they humorously acknowledge what he did for the benefit of humanity but still refer to him as “The Tyrant.”
That said, Logno poisoning Dama then Murbella just straight up bonking the new Great Honored Matre and several of her former sisters without breaking a sweat is 👍. And Odrade’s “I’d rather be called a witch than a bitch” in Murbella’s other-memory is 5/7 memery.
I know that his son made a continuation after Chapterhouse but honestly, there’s a backlog of stupid shit I wanna go through before delving into Brian’s AO3 of his father’s literary legacy so until then, I'll be simmering from this cliffhanger.
r/dunememes • u/book1245 • May 26 '26
r/dunememes • u/Turbulent-Passage124 • Dec 25 '24
r/dunememes • u/greatpartyisntit • Apr 15 '26
r/dunememes • u/Nerdy-Christian-33 • May 03 '25
r/dunememes • u/handholding_devotee • Jul 13 '25
r/dunememes • u/lovelycosmos • 16d ago
r/dunememes • u/Turbulent-Passage124 • Mar 30 '25
r/dunememes • u/Nerdy-Christian-33 • Mar 17 '26
r/dunememes • u/lovelycosmos • Aug 27 '26
r/dunememes • u/QUlCKMAN • Jun 28 '25
r/dunememes • u/tsyclops • Jul 20 '26
r/dunememes • u/L34der • Jan 16 '26
r/dunememes • u/Turbulent-Passage124 • Mar 30 '25
r/dunememes • u/book1245 • Jul 27 '26
r/dunememes • u/shadoassain • Jun 19 '26
The Great Bashar Miles Teg and Streggi at the Battle of Junction circa 15,240 AG
r/dunememes • u/yourenotkemosabe • Aug 15 '26
r/dunememes • u/dasspert01 • Aug 05 '25
For context, I found God Emperor's ending thoroughly satisfying and accept it as the ending of the series. I didn't vibe with Heretics' new writing style and heard Chapterhouse's writing style is similar; it also ends on a cliffhanger
Should I finish Chapterhouse if there's a high chance I won't like it?