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Jessica
wondered
why
this
should
make
her
suddenly
alert
and
cautious
.
“
Combat
water
belongs
to
the
winner
,
”
Chani
said
.
“
It
’
s
because
you
have
to
fight
in
the
open
without
stillsuits
.
The
winner
has
to
get
his
water
back
that
he
loses
while
fighting
.
”
“
I
don
’
t
want
his
water
,
”
Paul
muttered
.
He
felt
that
he
was
a
part
of
many
images
moving
simultaneously
in
a
fragmenting
way
that
was
disconcerting
to
the
inner
eye
.
He
could
not
be
certain
what
he
would
do
,
but
of
one
thing
he
was
positive
:
he
did
not
want
the
water
distilled
out
of
Jamis
’
flesh
.
“
It
’
s
.
.
.
water
,
”
Chani
said
.
Jessica
marveled
at
the
way
she
said
it
.
“
Water
.
”
So
much
meaning
in
a
simple
sound
.
A
Bene
Gesserit
axiom
came
to
Jessica
’
s
mind
:
“
Survival
is
the
ability
to
swim
in
strange
water
.
”
And
Jessica
thought
:
Paul
and
I
,
we
must
find
the
currents
and
patterns
in
these
strange
waters
.
.
.
if
we
’
re
to
survive
.
“
You
will
accept
the
water
,
”
Jessica
said
.
She
recognized
the
tone
in
her
voice
.
She
had
used
that
same
tone
once
with
Leto
,
telling
her
lost
Duke
that
he
would
accept
a
large
sum
offered
for
his
support
in
a
questionable
venture
—
because
money
maintained
power
for
the
Atreides
.
On
Arrakis
,
water
was
money
.
She
saw
that
clearly
.
Paul
remained
silent
,
knowing
then
that
he
would
do
as
she
ordered
—
not
because
she
ordered
it
,
but
because
her
tone
of
voice
had
forced
him
to
reevaluate
.
To
refuse
the
water
would
be
to
break
with
accepted
Fremen
practice
.
