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- "Felicity was my wife and shared her time between Arrakeen and her sietch. Until the Sardaukar came. She wa guarding the children when they killed her. And now...now she lives here, in my mind. It's not wrong to be a little insane if it lets you keep the one you love, is it?"
- ―The Vulture to the Prisoner[src]
Felicity was a Fremen.
Biography[]
Background[]
Felicity was a sietch Fremen who married a town Fremen known as The Vulture. She divided her time between Arrakeen and her sietch. She was killed by Sardaukar while attempting to defend children. Her death broke her husband and he continued to speak to her as if she were alive.[1]
Awakening[]
The Vulture was approached by the Prisoner in an abandoned alleyway in Arrakeen. He introduced them to Felicity and apologized for her silence, to which they pointed out that there was nobody there, which he stated hurt Felicity's feelings. He presented a riddle to them on Felicity's behalf and they correctly guessed that the answer was "silence". They asked if Felicity knew what had happened to the Fremen and the Vulture told them how she had died. He admitted that he knew it was insane to continue talking to her, but that he found solace in keeping the one he loved.[1]
Appearances[]
- Dune: Awakening (mentioned only)