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Paul
hesitated
on
the
point
of
revealing
his
own
Harkonnen
ancestry
,
stopped
at
a
sharp
look
from
his
mother
,
said
merely
:
“
But
this
being
has
human
shape
,
Gurney
,
and
deserves
human
doubt
.
”
Gurney
said
:
“
If
he
so
much
as
—
”
“
Please
stand
aside
,
”
Paul
said
.
He
hefted
the
crysknife
,
pushed
Gurney
gently
aside
.
“
Gurney
!
”
Jessica
said
.
She
touched
Gurney
’
s
arm
.
“
He
’
s
like
his
grandfather
in
this
mood
.
Don
’
t
distract
him
.
It
’
s
the
only
thing
you
can
do
for
him
now
.
”
And
she
thought
:
Great
Mother
!
What
irony
.
The
Emperor
was
studying
Feyd
-
Rautha
,
seeing
the
heavy
shoulders
,
the
thick
muscles
.
He
turned
to
look
at
Paul
—
a
stringy
whipcord
of
a
youth
,
not
as
desiccated
as
the
Arrakeen
natives
,
but
with
ribs
there
to
count
,
and
sunken
in
the
flanks
so
that
the
ripple
and
gather
of
muscles
could
be
followed
under
the
skin
.
Jessica
leaned
close
to
Paul
,
pitched
her
voice
for
his
ears
alone
:
“
One
thing
,
Son
.
Sometimes
a
dangerous
person
is
prepared
by
the
Bene
Gesserit
,
a
word
implanted
into
the
deepest
recesses
by
the
old
pleasure
-
pain
methods
.
The
word
-
sound
most
frequently
used
is
Uroshnor
.
If
this
one
’
s
been
prepared
,
as
I
strongly
suspect
,
that
word
uttered
in
his
ear
will
render
his
muscles
flaccid
and
—
”
“
I
want
no
special
advantage
for
this
one
,
”
Paul
said
.
“
Step
back
out
of
my
way
.
”
Gurney
spoke
to
her
:
“
Why
is
he
doing
this
?
Does
he
think
to
get
himself
killed
and
achieve
martyrdom
?
This
Fremen
religious
prattle
,
is
that
what
clouds
his
reason
?
”
Jessica
hid
her
face
in
her
hands
,
realizing
that
she
did
not
know
fully
why
Paul
took
this
course
.
She
could
feel
death
in
the
room
and
knew
that
the
changed
Paul
was
capable
of
such
a
thing
as
Gurney
suggested
.
Every
talent
within
her
focused
on
the
need
to
protect
her
son
,
but
there
was
nothing
she
could
do
.
