What happens to Zendaya’s Chani in books

This post contains spoilers For the book series “DUN”.

DUEn Denis Villev does not open Air view Either the introductory shot of Paul Atreida (Timoto Chalamet). Instead we hear a voice: CHANI (ZEANDA) sets the tone of the “dune” saga that will come Talking about your native planet, arakis and how beautiful it is. However, it quickly emphasizes the upcoming threats of colonizers and getting rid of Fremen. “Outsiders destroy our lands in front of our eyes (…) their cruelty to my people – all I know,” she states, introducing us from the point of view, providing Paul’s history with a difficult warning.

Our first impression of Chani’s eyes Paul – both in Frank Herbert’s book “Doon” and the first film “Duun” Vilnius – in the form of dreams. The beginning of Paul makes him dream of Arakis even before he step on the desert planet, but Chani is the only fret that sees in these dreams. When Paul talks about her in the books, he notices her marvelous blue eyes (Fremene’s feature -in the concentrated spice mixed in the air), and what she calls it “usul”. Usul, of course, is a private name that Paul will adopt while living with Fremen in the future, and Chani often uses it as a delight for his lover.

The interpretation of the superficial level of the Chani can draw it as soon as Paul’s love interest, but she has more than being a step for raising Paul to the Messiah. Even in books (where it consistently matches Paul’s goals) CHNI – a ruthless and cruel player in “Dune” storiesready to fight death to protect your loved ones. Here’s what happens to her in Herbert’s novels.

Immediately after gender and Lady Jessica are forced to move from the Arakis on foot (after the atreides coup), they face the stylgar and the Fremen group, including the Chani. As Fremen, the Chani has a projectile weapon, directed directly at Paul, which at this moment is unfamiliar. Paul rewinds the girl in his dream with the one who before her, but there is a massive dissonance between his visions and reality. While Dream Chani is sweet and gentle, true Chani is initially cheeky and protected, often looking at Paul when he fights to understand Fremen’s ways. This does not mean that the Chani does not help the gender to integrate better; She just cautiously treats the outsiders The bloody story of the colonizers of the Arakis in the “dunes” universe.

Once Paul gives his value and earns the title of man, he and the Chani develop friendship, which gradually turns into a romantic connection. Even if his lover, however, Chani is not afraid to question Paul and not take things when it comes to fight. For example, if the contender wants a duel polo, the Chani interferes and kills the stranger without consulting him, because she is severely devoted and able as a warrior. “I am no longer a child who hunted a scorpion in Sieth, in the light of the handle, Usul. I do not play the game,” she states coolly, stunning Paul with the intensity of her commitments. Moreover, Paul’s skill over the desert and sand worms – all thanks to her, because she also teaches him how to hunt and prepare among such rigid, unfavorable conditions.

Soon the first son of Paul and Chani, summer II, brutally killed during Carin’s raid on their home. This is the woe to blow both, pushing the belief to absorb the mysterious water of lifeThen he gets into a long coma. Chani, once again becomes the key to the revival of his consciousness, and it accelerates Paul’s path to become the so -called Messiah.

Note, “DUN: Part: Second part” Vilnius completely lowers the birth and death of the summer II, and Paul’s decision to predict the water of life exclusively depends on his desire To check the prophecy surrounded by Quisac Hoder. Here the Chani helps him to survive the test, but he is skeptical of his sharp lifting of power, which ends with the victory of Fremen over the houses of Harkonen and Carino. Chana’s attitude to Paul after this ceremony is what makes the Vilenev version of different, because Khan Herbert is a deeply religious figure that supports Fremented fanatic, which strengthens Paul. While Chani Vilnius completely rejects Paul’s claim to the throne (and his political marriage to Princess Irulan), making her trouble, Hani Herbert accepts his post by Paul without protest. These differences do Make Hani Herbert more traditional than the picture that Wilnene still crashed, and he still has to learn how the Chani arc in the latter unfolds.

Turning to the fate of the v, it is very worried after moving to the Arrakens Palace, when its concussion status interferes with the Bene Gesserit breeding program. Irulan has food that is conticed by contraceptives to avoid birth, though the latter counteracts this by using high doses of Melange spices. Unfortunately, the spices complicate her pregnancy as a result of her birth and contractual twins Pavel Ganim and Summer II. Ultimately, the concentrated sace in its system combined with the injury of such complex births leads to the death of the Chani shortly thereafter.

The Dune’s books have more than the appointed lover of Paul Atreid. She is also an ecologist of Lit-Kins, the daughter of Saiadin (religious priestess) deeply involved in the mysticism of Fremen, and the one who dreams that Dunn Arrakis will turn into a magnificent oasis. Given this, its tragic fate will be different if she had disputed the no very vested status of Paul by another colonial oppressor? Possibly AFTER “DUN Messiah” Vilnius can answer this rather complicated question.