#Kanli

[hoetmazel]

cig ete dokunamama ve assssiri pismemis etleri yiyememe hastaligina sahibim

[graphicpolicy]

Preview: Dune: The Waters of Kanly

Dune: The Waters of Kanly preview. Following the Battle of Arrakeen, House Atreides warmaster Gurney Halleck takes refuge with spice smugglers, vowing revenge against the Harkonnens. #comics #comicbooks #dune

[cervenakoviny]

Kornel a Ileana Ronayová, aka Kanli Kurt.

[all-turkic]

Dede Korkut: Kan Turalı Son of Kanli Koja (EN)

[mutsubaki]

AU, where Emperor forces Harkonnens and Atreides to end the kanly (because no active feud means they would stop forming alarming alliances with other houses), so Feyd-Rautha and Paul meet for the first time as teenagers in some house court. And they are infatuated with each other, as two young nobleman would (“You are such an exellent dualist, may I see your knife, it’s so unique”).

But there is a problem - for Feyd. Paul confesses - actually, he slips, and Feyd-Rautha deduces the rest - that he really is into someone he could never have because of their position in his father’s court. Feyd quickly connects this and the way Duncan Idaho spins Paul when they meet. And he is so, so jealous. He is an heir to a great and powerful house, he will inherit so much power, but he can’t compete with a grown man and a warrior with accomplishments of his own victories. He can’t compete with an ideal of a man that Paul wants to be and wants to be with. So he’s sulking and brooding and probably writing terrible poetry and rushes to get himself at least a spark of battle glory.

The catch is Paul deeply loves his mentour, but his childish love slowly transforms to adoration for a person who made his heart bloom for the first time. And Feyd-Rautha, even he isn’t the first, makes something else in him bloom.

[deepsuns]

rambling headcanons (part 1?)

feyd-rautha centric / house harkonnen

literally just my personal thoughts while writing out my feyd-rautha fanfic. feel free to use my ideas with credit if you like ❤️ enjoy my ridiculously large extrapolation of Dune material that sounds like insanity

• the marks painted on feyd-rautha's skin are rectangles, or purposefully/artfully changed rectangles. rectangles are relative to the number four, which in some cultures references "death". i would equate it, in relation to the harkonnens, as being from Slavic mythology - the god Svetovid has four heads and is a god of abundance/war (in which the harkonnens are engaged in kanly with house atreides, making it a good metaphor for fanfics). additionally, the rectangle is the metaphor used upon anything meant for use in life: here, in the arena, feyd-rautha is being prepared for "use" by the Baron to display himself during his birthday and appease the masses. with the rectangles painted upon his chest signifying the number four, feyd-rautha is being prepared to bring death in abundance for house harkonnen. with svetovid having four heads, i would also suspect these heads are the following: the Baron, feyd-rautha, lady jessica, and paul, each to represent an aspect of house harkonnen unconsciously.

• touch is a sacred thing. intimacy (true intimacy, that is, such as vulnerability/affection/tenderness) is a sacred thing. the harkonnens do not indulge in casual touch, but the Baron blasphemes this aspect of his house practice by doing so casually towards feyd-rautha (and so have those before him). the servants do not touch feyd-rautha at all during the preparation hall scene, and are wearing gloves to apply the ink/paste. in addition, feyd-rautha is careful not to truly touch anyone outside of canon typical violence. also, there is a heavy chance of poison being present on skin as well.

• house harkonnen is a house that admires power and strength. by that thought, we can assume that margot fenring's remark in the books ("here is one that will not let himself go to fat") internally as she regards feyd-rautha, insinuates that the baron has willingly let himself go to fat after his illness but is still respected due to his wealth and power. by comparison, feyd-rautha is the perfect visual of an heir and everything that the baron is not and he does his best to mold him into a different shape.

• feyd-rautha engages in mithridatism, or the self administration of lethal poisons in non-lethal amounts. it would not be out of the realm of possibility that assassination attempts happen often in regards to house harkonnen, and poison is the most subtle way to do so, whether it is by skin on skin contact, proximity, through food or drink, or simply touching an object.

• in house harkonnen, masochism/sadomasochism would be a heavy coping method, alongside extreme versions of hypersexuality. such a violent and dangerous house is doomed to have those who cannot stomach it or are majorly human, and manipulates their tastes in childhood to that of the extremes rather than normality.

[dumanlikafalar]

Abi ff?

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[reythemandalor]

an AU where Paula Atreides and Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen are sent to to be ladies-in-waiting and companions to the Princess Irulan to make a friendship between the two houses and as a reminder that Houses Atreides and Harkonnen are still only servants to the Emperor.

The two girls share a room in the Princess' quarters, are made to learn good Imperium etiquette to prepare for betrothals and become quite close. The Emperor is happy for the gashes of kanly to be sewn shut through the bond between these two girls.

[bcswindler]

kendime hem bayiliyorum hem de kanli bicakliyiz

[shakertwelve]

marquis' biggest problem is that he's supposed to live in a world that has kanly in it

[acid-gramma]

diamond tema hakkında ne düşünüyorsun nej

ciddi cok uzuldum ve endiseleniyorum guvenligi icin. normal bir linc girisimi degil, eli kanli baltali, cahil yobazlari saldiklari icin uzerine cidden trye donerse ki donmesin, hic rahat "yasayamayacagini" dusunuyorum.

tr bu hale geldigi icin, hakli olan korunmadigi, savunulmadigi, tehditlerle korkarak yasamak zorunda oldugu icin ekstra uzuluyorum

diamonda bsi olmaz akilli adam. tedbirlerini aliyordur. bi sekilde halledecektir, ama buna gerek olmamaliydi. yazik gercekten ya

[mylittlepond]

One of the things I really enjoyed watching on screen was Paul and Feyd's final fight, the end to the long kanly (sanctioned warfare) between their houses.

First you get a sense of how heavy the battle is at hand. Both are equally matched, were considered as candidates for bringing forth the Kwisatz Haderach and have been trained to perfection by their houses. Each has an advantage over the other. However as much as it was visually appealing, with the silence and the play on anticipation, there's one aspect of the book description that I really loved.

Paul and Feyd mutually fear and respect each other in the book with Feyd anticipating and fearing Paul's calmness in the face of battle and Paul begrudgingly admiring his opponent's own feints and prowess.

In the book Paul refuses to use his knowledge of the secret word that might have been implanted into Feyd's subconscious to immobilise him, as speculated by his mother. He wishes for it to be a fair fight, free from subterfuge, not only to prove his worth but also herald the final change in the visions he gets of the impending war. His reluctance to do so however and saying the very statement out loud is what throws Feyd off and ultimately kills him compared to the movie where Paul utilises a vision of his to kill Feyd once he's injured however the final dialogue between them just ties it up well together on screen.

"You fought well Atreides" holds respect and an understanding of the honor code they were both bound by yet also heralds an ominous shift in character on screen.

Paul's contemporary is dead and he himself is no longer much of an Atreides. That part of him dies along with his cousin in battle and what remains is a legend, a name by which people revere him along with showing us how his victory is a culmination of deceit and advantage by embracing what he is and once hated "a Harkonnen".

I love how both the movie and the book, have their own take on the scene but convey what we're all supposed to feel, something akin to another one of Paul's visions, that the events that have occurred do not hold much significance in the grand scheme of things but are rather more of a catalyst for the impending war to come and how two men were fated to die the day they were born, albeit in different ways.

[loveoflavinia]

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[aiurarts]

kanly.

[thealexandriaarchives]

The Myriad Peace & The Kanly Exchange

As the anniversary of the 10,000 year of the ascendancy of House Corrino to the Golden Lion throne loomed within its final indiction, so too did the Kanly vendetta between House Harkonnen and House Atredies. This deadline, paired with the Harkonnens' recent ascendancy back to the Houses Major, seems to have spurred both parties into a killing frenzy, wherein minor skirmishes over territories and fights in drinking establishments escalated overnight into a series of retaliatory killings and violence tearing a jagged gash across the galaxy.

It seemed certain only one house would remain, even if only to bring forth a single Harkonnen or Atredies fighter was to bear witness to celebrations centuries in the making. 'But in the eyes of this lone standing warrior, with salted fields and burning homes at his back,' my father wondered, 'What would be next? What could be next, but to walk towards the beckoning light of the throne?'

So the Emperor decreed: As a symbol of the Myriad Peace, Paul Atredies & Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen were seized by Sardaukar, each placed in the keeping of their sworn enemy to ward, until their return for their wedding on Kaitain during the celebrations fifteen years hence. To bring harm upon the ward in your keeping was to risk not only your own heir, but the imperial annihilation of your House.

From 'The Myriad Peace & The Kanly Exchange' by Princess Irulan

Indiction: A 15 year period for imperial taxation from the Romans

Myriad: The number 10,000, from the Greek 'Myrioi' giving us 'Myrietes' a period of 10,000 years

[madtowndavidson]

Dune Spoilers

Dune, Part 2 where everything is exactly the same except Paul just shoots Feyd at the end.

*everyone staring*

Paul: "I know, I know, kanly or whatever. I've had a bit of a day, okay!?"