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While Duncan links these ''Marty'' and [[Daniel]] to the enemy trying to capture the [[Ithaca]], he does not understand why they manifest themselves in such a homely fashion. The name, '''Marty''', is given to this manifestation of [[Erasmus]] by [[Omnius]]. It is a reference to the independent robot's experiment in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martyr ''martryism''] during the final Dune novels. |
While Duncan links these ''Marty'' and [[Daniel]] to the enemy trying to capture the [[Ithaca]], he does not understand why they manifest themselves in such a homely fashion. The name, '''Marty''', is given to this manifestation of [[Erasmus]] by [[Omnius]]. It is a reference to the independent robot's experiment in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martyr ''martryism''] during the final Dune novels. |
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Original Dune
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Marty is a recurring figure in Duncan Idaho's visions of a woman tending a garden in a very American Gothic setting.
Per the Hunters of Dune
While Duncan links these Marty and Daniel to the enemy trying to capture the Ithaca, he does not understand why they manifest themselves in such a homely fashion. The name, Marty, is given to this manifestation of Erasmus by Omnius. It is a reference to the independent robot's experiment in martryism during the final Dune novels.