Herbert Bayer „Moons”, stalowa rzeźba, dwie pozłacane kule, 1975. Wystawa „The Collection”, LENTOS Kunstmuseum. Linz 2018

Wokół Arrakis – Diuny – krążą dwa księżyce, na powierzchni jednego widnieje kształt przypominający odciśniętą ludzką dłoń. Na drugim księżycu widoczny jest kontur zwinnej i wytrzymałej pustynnej myszy zwanej „Muad’Dib”. Takie imię wybrał dla siebie Paul Atryda, gdy przyłączył się do Fremenów.

 

„We see Paul’s dream. It is very dark.

PAUL
Arrakis… Dune… Desert Planet.

Suddenly a drop falls into the black, and white hot widening rings appear on the dark water’s surface.
Darkness again. Two moons rise in the darkness. As the second appears:

VOICE
The second moon, your moon…

INT. RESERVOIR – SIETCH TABR – NIGHT
Dark again. A figure turns toward Paul. It is a BEAUTIFUL GIRL in deep shadow. She speaks.

BEAUTIFUL GIRL
Tell me of your homeworld, Usul.

(…)
EXT. ROCK – DESERT – NIGHT
Paul turns and looks out to the open desert, this portion of which is a dust ocean.

PAUL
The Mouse Moon has risen.

Paul turns, his face illuminated by the two moons above. His eyes lock on the moon which has the image of the mouse.

PAUL (inner voice)
The second moon… from the dreams…

(…)
The moon continues to spew out pieces of moving images which are seen then disappear as fast as sparks. The broken, burning pieces float eerily toward us over the undulating dunes below. One image floats closer. It is a hand folded into a fist.

PAUL
I am only a seed…

The fist begins to open.

DUKE LETO
The seed must grow.

The hand opens fully with slow blue fluid pulsating out the very center of the palm. The hand floats eerily forward.

DUKE LETO
The sleeper must awaken”.

 

David Lynch Dune (1984), screenplay (fragm.)