These dreams are similar in nature to Raquella's deathbed visions and Kasha's fiery demise in that they both see a pair of blue machine eyes that mirror the azure glow of the Anirul thinking machine deep down in the catacombs of the Sisterhood's fortress home.

Dune: Prophecy turns into a satisfying sci-fi game of thrones in its fourth episode, but there are things holding the show back from being the mega-hit it wants to be.

Prophecy’ as the prophecized reckoning inches closer, threatening the delicate balance of the Imperium and challenging the power that the Sisterhood has over it. With Desmond Hart’s increasing influence on the Emperor,

Valya uses her Harkonnen blood to regain access to the Landsraad, while on Wallach IX, the Acolytes share a troubling dream.

Dune: Prophecy heads toward its climax with some explosive plotting and crucial mistakes in episode 4 "Twice Born."

The following review contains spoilers for the fourth episode of Dune Prophecy, “Twice Born.”

Prophecy Episode 4. The episode titled “Twice Born” features Valya making her best attempts to redeem House Harkonnen before Landsraad. She reconnects with her Harkonnen family to strengthen her position within the Imperium.

Prophecy are eagerly awaiting Episode 4, with promises of thrilling developments and nods to Denis Villeneuve’s iconic Dune films. With only two episodes remaining after this one, the series appears to be setting the stage for an intense and memorable conclusion.