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Loschy Teg was a CHOAM station factor on Lernaeus. When his genetic heritage drew the attention of the Bene Gesserit, they saw traits that held significant promise for their breeding program and he was paired with Janet Roxbrough, who he married. With her he was the father of the renowned Supreme Bashar Miles Teg and his brother Sabine Teg.
Teg was paired to his wife through the Sisterhood, and the two were left to live out a relatively uneventful life. They raised their two sons and ran a large farming complex on Lernaeus. Though Teg was the figurative head of the household, his mother's Bene Gesserit training and forceful personality ensured his alligence to CHOAM remained secondary to their Bene Gesserit ties.
Description[]
Teg was a thin man with a high forehead. He had black hair. His face was very narrow, which made his dark eyes appear to bulge at the sides.[3]
Appearances[]
- Heretics of Dune (mentioned only)
- Chapterhouse: Dune (mentioned only)
References[]
- ↑ Chapterhouse: Dune - Chapter 20: Your father was Loschy Teg, a CHOAM station factor.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Heretics of Dune - Chapter 4: He and his wife had changed some of the surface objects, but the core remained Janet Roxbrough's. No question about the Fish Speaker blood in that lineage. What a prize she had been for the Sisterhood! That she had wed Loschy Teg and lived out her life here, that was the oddity.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Heretics of Dune - Chapter 7: Janet Roxbrough-Teg, a large-boned woman who appeared cast for the part of grande dame, looked down her nose from one end of the table, watching that the dinner service not be impaired by the slightest misplacement. Loschy Teg, Miles' father, always observed this with a faint air of amusement. He was a thin man with high forehead, a face so narrow his dark eyes appeared to bulge at the sides. His black hair was a perfect counterpoint for his wife's fairness.
- ↑ 'Heretics of Dune - Chapter 7: One of Miles Teg's early memories was of sitting at dinner with his parents and his younger brother, Sabine.