Given the time it took to make these six episodes, it seems unlikely that Season 2 will premiere before 2026, but in the meantime, keep reading for a list of burning questions that Dune: Prophecy needs to answer.
Dune: Prophecy Season 1 finale
Who created Desmond Hart’s virus?
Now that Javicco is dead, the throne of the Imperium is vacant. Natalya is obviously making a play for it, but the show hasn’t really established how the transfer of power works. Will she just automatically become the person in charge now that her husband is dead? We know that women can take the throne because the sisters are grooming Ynez for it, so that’s apparently not an issue, but it seems unlikely that no one will think it’s suspicious that both her husband and his lover are now dead. There’s also Constantine to contend with: While he’s illegitimate, the succession rules aren’t clear. Who’s to say Javicco didn’t secretly name him as his heir in the event of a situation like this?
How much did Valya really plan about Javicco’s death?
Valya has always been 10 steps ahead of everyone else, but there was one bit of her grand plan that didn’t go off exactly as she described it. She wanted Francesca to kill Javicco with the meta-cyanide needle (a.k.a. the gom jabbar), but instead Francesca showed it to him and told him that Valya wanted him dead. Javicco, having just been told by Valya that the Sisterhood engineered his entire life, took matters into his own hands and stabbed himself. It seems like Valya could have easily predicted that Francesca wouldn’t go through with it and Javicco would instead kill himself after her dressing-down, but the next part is where things got murky: Empress Natalya walked in as Javicco lay dying and killed Francesca, raising the question of whether Valya predicted that too.
Constantine has so far been kind of a failson, but he did love his mother, so the probability that he comes back to avenge her death is high. Will he also make a play for the throne, or will he go join his sister on Arrakis? Remember too that Valya was the one who wanted him appointed commander of the fleet in the first place, so whatever he’s doing out there in space probably has a purpose we don’t yet know.
Whose side is Harrow on?
The penultimate episode showed Harrow promising to bring Desmond evidence that the Sisterhood has been meddling in the spice trade, but he then had a conversation with Valya that hinted he’s still on her team. The finale, however, revealed that the strange orb thing that Desmond gave him was actually a recording device, and he now has footage showing Valya plotting the emperor’s murder with Francesca and Theodosia. He could bring it to Desmond, sure, but this also seems like something the Landsraad would be highly interested in, and there’s nothing Harrow wants more than legitimacy.
How will the acolytes react to the news that Valya and Tula are mass murderers?
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