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House Atreides - Harkonnen bloody rage (Beast Rabban mix)

Glossu Rabban Harkonnen performed by Paul Lawrence Smith. Frame from the movie Dune (1984) by David Lynch ** Bits and samples taken from Google Play Groovepad: Tjam - album Beast Trap For many reasons, Vladimir Harkonnen couldn’t acquire his own heir and as the head of the House Harkonnen, adopted his nephews in the family line - Feyd Rautha and Glossu Rabban. Glossu Rabban, the eldest of them, had the title of Earl of Lankweil and earned the nickname "The Beast" after he killed his father Abulurd Rabban. Subsequently, both brothers were called to the court of the baron, where they took the name Harkonnen. In terms of physical parameters, Glossu Rabban was short and full, but at the same time rather flexible and was, in the words of the baron himself - tank with muscles. Rabban possessed many sadistic and cruel habits of the Harkonnens, but was deprived of their intelligence and cunning, therefore, despite his seniority, the baron saw the smarter Feyd Rautha as his heir. Nevertheless, Vladimir Harkonnen appreciated the existing generic qualities of Rabban, for which he twice appointed him the planetary governor (regent-siridar) of Arrakis, where he allowed Glossu to induce widespread terror and terror among the local population in order to further displace and put Feyd at the head of the planet. whose arrival will be regarded by the inhabitants of Dune as salvation from the bloody tyranny of his brother. Rabban coped with his task brilliantly - in a couple of years of incompetent reign, most of the world's population hated him and revolted. The baron's plan was close to implementation, but his plans were thwarted by the Fremen of Paul Atreides. The Beast Rabban died in the Battle of Arrakeen. For his deeds, he received the nickname "Mudir Nahya" (Ruler Devil) from the Fremen and remained forever in the history of Arrakis as the embodiment of excessive cruelty and reckless violence, which was remembered even after many millennia, during the reign of the God Emperor.