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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT In Dune: Part Two, the signs that Paul is Lisan al Gaib were planted by the religious order the Bene Gesserit, but Fremen religious fundamentalists like Stilgar were instrumental in paving the way for Paul to come to power. Stilgar is played by Javier Bardem, opposite Timothée Chalamet's Paul, and is his mentor and supporter among the Fremen.
6 Paul Is The Son Of A Bene Gesserit From Another Planet The definition of what Lisan al Gaib means Close Paul's mother, Lady Jessica , is a Bene Gesserit, meaning she was trained in their ways and indoctrinated into their religious beliefs. She spends much of Paul's life preparing him because she believes he has the potential to be the Kwisatz Haderach.
No man can survive drinking the water of life, and only a woman with Bene Gesserit training and resistance to the poison would have the physical ability to process the deadly water of the sandworms. Paul attempts to explain this to Stilgar and the Fremen, but it's too late, and Paul's denial only fan the flames of his reputation.
3 Paul Denying That He's Lisan Al Gaib His humility is a trait Stilgar associates with the Messiah For the first half of Dune 2, Paul denies that he is the Messiah, even though he has spoken to his mother about the potential for power and revenge on the Harkonnens it would bring him. However, he is torn because, as he lives among the Fremen, he grows to love and respect their culture, and his love for Chani makes him doubt his intentions.
When Paul rides the worm, the Fremen scream and cheer, and Stilgar leads the chant of calling Paul Lisan al Gaib. After being transfixed by Paul's abilities and the fulfillment of another part of the prophecy, the other Fremen can't help but join in, except Chani. Again, only Chani sees the dangers of recognizing an outsider as a false messiah.
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