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Eskimo🎥🍿 retweeted
Since nobody can use shields on the desert of Arrakis because it drives the worms mad, why do they still use swords?
Eskimo🎥🍿 retweeted
The fact that the waterbender from Bass X Machina was able to freeze soldiers using water from thin air just shows that she’s a better waterbender than Katara #BassXMachina
Eskimo🎥🍿 retweeted
When Harry Asked Draco Why He Was So Obsessed With Him.
Hogwarts, outside the Great Hall. Harry, Ron and Hermione are walking when Draco approaches with Crabbe and Goyle.
Draco: "Well, well, well. If it isn't Potter and his little fan club."
Ron: "Oh, brilliant. The ferret's back."
Draco: "Watch your mouth, Weasley."
Harry: "What do you want, Malfoy?"
Draco: "Nothing. Just wondering how it feels to be famous for something you didn't even do."
Harry: "You mean surviving Voldemort?"
Draco: "Don't flatter yourself. Anyone could have survived a lucky attack."
Ron: "Funny. You never seem to get tired of talking about him."
Draco: "I don't talk about Potter!"
Hermione: "You literally just did."
Draco: "Shut up, Granger!"
Harry: "Malfoy, can I ask you something?"
Draco: "What?"
Harry: "Do you ever think about anything other than me?"
Draco: "WHAT?"
Harry: "I mean, every time I turn around, you're there. In the corridors, in the Great Hall, on the Quidditch pitch. You even follow me around during school holidays."
Ron: "He's got a point, mate. It's getting a bit embarrassing."
Draco: "I DON'T FOLLOW YOU!"
Hermione: "You once travelled all the way to the Hogwarts Express just to insult him."
Draco: "I was going to the train!"
Harry: "And you always know where I am."
Ron: "Maybe he's got a little map."
Harry: "A map of the Marauders?"
Ron: "No, a map of Harry Potter's daily activities."
Hermione: "Honestly, you two are impossible."
Draco: "I can't believe I'm standing here listening to this rubbish!"
Harry: "It's alright, Malfoy. You don't have to hide your feelings."
Draco: "MY FEELINGS?"
Ron: "Don't worry, mate. We won't tell anyone."
Draco: "I HATE YOU, POTTER!"
Harry: "See? You're always thinking about me."
Draco turns around furiously and storms away.
Ron watches him disappear.
Ron: "You know, Harry, I've just realised something."
Harry: "What?"
Ron: "If Malfoy spent half as much time studying you as he does studying for his exams, he'd probably be top of the class."
Hermione: "He'd still need to learn how to think."
Harry: "I think we should leave him alone."
Ron: "Why?"
Harry: "I don't want to break his heart."
Hermione rolls her eyes and walks away.
Ron: "Honestly, mate. You've got a secret admirer."
Harry: "Shut up, Ron."
They both burst out laughing.
Eskimo🎥🍿 retweeted
Paul’s arc isn’t really the same “chosen one turns evil” story as Anakin’s.
Herbert wrote him as a deliberate warning about messianic figures, he sees the jihad coming, tries to limit it, and still ends up responsible for tens of billions of deaths.
Anakin’s fall is more personal and emotional; Paul’s is colder and more systemic.
The movies lean into the visuals, but the books (especially later ones) actually dig into the cost of that power.
Paul’s arc isn’t really the same “chosen one turns evil” story as Anakin’s.
Herbert wrote him as a deliberate warning about messianic figures, he sees the jihad coming, tries to limit it, and still ends up responsible for tens of billions of deaths.
Anakin’s fall is more personal and emotional; Paul’s is colder and more systemic.
The movies lean into the visuals, but the books (especially later ones) actually dig into the cost of that power.
Eskimo🎥🍿 retweeted
Honestly, Paul's character arc is so overrated. He just goes from a whiny kid to a basic dictator. Anakin Skywalker did the exact same 'chosen one turns evil' story way better and had actual personality. Dune is just pretty visuals with zero depth.
Did Paul become the Kwisatz Haderach because he was special, or because generations of people had been secretly preparing the world for his arrival?
One of the most disturbing things about Paul Atreides is that his rise to power may not have been destiny at all.
The Bene Gesserit had spent generations manipulating bloodlines, religions and prophecies to produce someone like him.
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Eskimo🎥🍿 retweeted
In the original Frank Herbert books it’s never named, he’s just a glutton who got extremely fat and needs suspensors to move.
The Brian Herbert/KJA prequels retcon it as a deliberate pathogen Mohiam gave him after he assaulted her (revenge for forcing the breeding program).
It’s a slow neurological/metabolic disease that wrecks his body and turns him into the bloated floating version we see.
So your “looks like an STD” read is basically what the expanded books went with.
In the original Frank Herbert books it’s never named, he’s just a glutton who got extremely fat and needs suspensors to move.
The Brian Herbert/KJA prequels retcon it as a deliberate pathogen Mohiam gave him after he assaulted her (revenge for forcing the breeding program).
It’s a slow neurological/metabolic disease that wrecks his body and turns him into the bloated floating version we see.
So your “looks like an STD” read is basically what the expanded books went with.
Eskimo🎥🍿 retweeted
It's possible because of average density and Archimedes’ principle, not total mass alone.
The cruise ship in the image floats because its hull is mostly hollow and filled with air.
This makes the ship’s overall average density lower than water.
It sinks only until it displaces a volume of water whose weight exactly equals the ship’s weight, generating an equal upward buoyant force.
A 70 kg person sinks in the second image because human body density is very close to (or slightly higher than) water’s density (~1,000 kg/m³ fresh water, ~1,025 kg/m³ seawater), especially with lungs emptied.
Once fully submerged, the person displaces less water weight than their own weight, so net force is downward.
