You refer to Duke Leto Atreides of the novel Dune as having been murdered in the same way as Hamlets father was. You do understand that the Duke technically killed himself to take out some Harkonnens right?
Yes I do understand that… However, he was about to be murdered, and there was no way to avoid death. It was only the Suk Doctor Yueh’s duplicity that allowed for the Duke to decide when the death would be. In other respects, like Hamlet Senior, the Duke was aced to achieve a valued throne and take a valued prize. This was my meaning, not some technical autopsy result thrown at me by some kid who watched the Movie on the Superstation coincidentally after an episode of Quincy! But, thanks for playing… we have some lovely parting gifts for you! • What is a “Kwisatz Haderach?” I don’t know. Oh, wait… Yeah, I do! It’s from Frank Herbert’s Dune. It means “Shortening of the Way” as signified by the Unknown! Dune’s Bene Gesserit “witches” sought a genetic solution to this whole thing… a Male Bene Gesserit who could bridge space and time with his organic mental powers. It is understood that this hope was manifested in the person of Muad’Dib. Never is it stated that the Kwisatz Haderach
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