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It is said that the Duke Leto blinded himself to the perils of Arrakis, that he walked heedlessly into the pit. Would it not be more likely to suggest he had lived so long in the presence of extreme danger he misjudged a change in its intensity? Or is it possible he deliberately sacrificed himself that his son might find a better life? All evidence indicates the Duke was a man not easily hoodwinked.

-from "Muad'Dib: Family Commentaries" by the
Princess Irulan

Attributed to: Princess Irulan

Text: Muad'Dib: Family Commentaries
Text Author: Princess Irulan

From Chapter 11 of Dune by Herbert, Frank