Evan Deming’s Reviews > God Emperor of Dune > Status Update

Coming to terms with centuries of tyranny and genocide causes Duncan Idaho to be irate but compliant to Leto II. Seeing two women kiss causes him to rant and rave about how evil Leto II is. Ok then.

Am I to conclude that only the first Dune novel has anything resembling narrative momentum? For the third book in a row, I'm left wondering if anything other than two or more characters pontificating in a dark room is going to happen.
Also, Herbert, can we talk? You can't simultaneously say Paul is tyrant while also dickriding Leto's "golden path."

The Golden Path sounds like bullcrap to me. Dude's just a despot.