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>The emerpor's daughter character seemed very intriguing at first, but by
>they end had left me very disappointed, as she was just underutilized and
>underdeveloped. Does she have more time in the books?
No, much less. Her character seemed to be much more developed in the series
than the books.
>The story of how spice is formed completely blew me. I even replayed the
>converstaion between Cheney and Paul, and I still didn't quite get it.
>There were a few other places where this story was touched on, but I wasn't
>about to search through the whole movie to find them. Is the spice worm
>eggs, worm excrement, or worm carcass?
I can't remember if it was touched on in the book, but spice IIRC is a
by-product of a worm.
>The ecology of the planet seemed s bit surprising. The effects never
>showed any plant life to speak of, yet somehow these giant worms are able
>to survive.
IIRC the worms are not the same sort of creature as normal terrestrial
animals. Worms have a sort of chemical factory in them that processes
stuff. IIRC, their waste gas is oxygen rather than CO2.
>On the same note, despite setting up the whole thing with the huge water
>reservoirs, they never seemed to do anything with it. How did the water
>get there? More importantly, how successful will they be with releasing
>it? At the end of the movie that thread was dropped like a rock.
You'll have to either wait for the sequals, or read the rest of the books.
Yes, they do do something with the water.
Damon.
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