In its third episode,Dune: Prophecytakes us back to the humble origins of House Harkonnen.
With the Sisterhood in danger, their loyalties to the order and their family willboth be tested.
During this meeting, Sister Mikaela (Shalom Brune-Franklin) appears with news from Wallach IX.
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At the end of the episode, Valya and Theodosia arrive at a luxurious apartment in Salusa Secundus.
The adults tell her to stop being greedy, and Valya storms off, with Griffin following her.
Valya continues to meditate, though, until Mother Raquella shows up.
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Feeling guilty, she confesses to Orry that her last name isn’t Veil, but Harkonnen.
He then realizes the camp is eerily quiet, and finds all his relatives dead outside.
Tula then tells him that he didn’t see her, either, and kills him.
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Young Albert (Archie Barnes) is the only one Tula allows to survive, and runs away.
As she mourns Orry, whom she did love, a Salusan bull stares from afar.
On Lankiveil, Valya and Tula reunite at Griffin’s tomb.
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Angry, Valya uses the Voice on her mother and almost tells her to kill herself.
Later, Avila again commends Tula for letting Lila go, saying that Valya would be proud.
Dune: Prophecyis available to stream on Max in the U.S. New episodes air weekly on Sundays.
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Valya starts plotting her revenge against Desmond Hart.
On Wallach IX, Tula and the Sisterhood struggle to come to terms with Lila’s death.
