The Winds of Dune
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Bronso of Ix, on the other hand, is more than a mere turncoat—he is a defiler of Muad’Dib’s memory. He does not simply betray, but rather hopes to destroy everything Muad’Dib created.
If a million deaths were not enough to punish Yueh, as the refrain goes, how many deaths would be sufficient for Bronso?
—The Legacy of Muad’Dib by the PRINCESS IRULAN In the continuing search for Bronso of Ix, Duncan Idaho’s network of disguised Mentats patrolled the streets or worked menial spaceport jobs.... They observed and processed millions of faces, then ignored them. They paid no attention to other criminals, fugitives from the Jihad, or rebels who had fought against Muad’Dib but were never caught. They sought only Bronso. That was Alia’s priority.
Gurney tried unsuccessfully to trace the treatises to their origins, and reading some of the outrageous claims made his blood boil. The Ixian had once been Paul’s friend, and now he had become a particularly malicious gadfly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bronso of Ix, on the other hand, is more than a mere turncoat—he is a defiler of Muad’Dib’s memory. He does not simply betray, but rather hopes to destroy everything Muad’Dib created.
If a million deaths were not enough to punish Yueh, as the refrain goes, how many deaths would be sufficient for Bronso?
—The Legacy of Muad’Dib by the PRINCESS IRULAN In the continuing search for Bronso of Ix, Duncan Idaho’s network of disguised Mentats patrolled the streets or worked menial spaceport jobs.... They observed and processed millions of faces, then ignored them. They paid no attention to other criminals, fugitives from the Jihad, or rebels who had fought against Muad’Dib but were never caught. They sought only Bronso. That was Alia’s priority.
Gurney tried unsuccessfully to trace the treatises to their origins, and reading some of the outrageous claims made his blood boil. The Ixian had once been Paul’s friend, and now he had become a particularly malicious gadfly.
What to read after The Winds of Dune?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kevin J. Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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