us to the reactionary darkness of Dune, question mark.

And a third article called,

The New Dune is Too Sombor for Its Own Good.

So a real land of contrast there.

All right, now I will describe the plot of Dune part two.

The story is set in distant outer space on the planet Jupiter.

Timothy Chalemay stars as Gatsby Wells,

who is Lawrence of Arabia. He is here to save Jupiter, but he is not of Jupiter. No, he is

merely an ally. His best friend, a true Jupiterian freedom fighter, is Zendaya.

But the Jupiterians, who are also known as the Freeman,

and they don't seem very free at all if he ask me.

But nevertheless, the prophecy foretells that one day in the future,

a crazy-ass white boy will come and set them free by riding on a big worm.

Many feel that this is just a story that has been set in place to keep them pliant and cooperative,

much like the story of Jesus Christ.

But, incredibly, Gatsby figures out how to ride the worm, just like the cave painting shows.

It seems he truly is the coming of the prophecy. Will he retain his understanding that the job of an

ally is to sit his ass down and listen? Or will he get a savior complex? His fate and the fate of all

the freemen hangs in the balance. But they are up against some bad people. They're up against

the Nazis. They are led by Jabba the Hut, played by Stellan Scarsguard, as well as Christopher

Walken as himself. There are also new challengers.

There is Florence Pugh as Christopher Walken's daughter. There is Leis Seidu, hidden mysteriously

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