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The Dog-beings enter the Mueseum of Man
The Dog-beings were a race that featured in Alejandro Jodorowsky's unsuccessful attempt to adapt Dune. The Dog-like beings were to act as a framing device for the narrative, visiting a 'Mueseum of Man' on Kaitain in the far future. After activating a button on a giant robot being crucified, it was to begin projecting the history of humanity to the Dog-beings, beginning with the destruction of Earth.[1] After completing the story, the robot explodes and the Dog-beings leave mournfully, sad their masters will never return. They return to their vehicle and leave, deciding to search for Humankind and therefore Muad'Dib, the collective consciousness. [2]
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The Dog-beings on Kaitain
The Dog-beings find the crucified robot
The Dog-beings kneels before the crucified robot
The robot begins projecting
Storyboard
Notes and Trivia[]
- The Dog-beings may have inspired the character Kill Wolfhead from Alejandro Jodorowsky's comic book The Incal, which featured many concepts and designs that Jodorowsky had intended to use in Dune.