Jan 29, 2021 · "Paul touched his forehead with his rapier blade held vertical. Halleck turned, saw the salute and acknowledged it with a nod." From training chapter with Halleck in the first book

Mar 28, 2024 · He does both the Atreides salute that Duncan did and Paul himself did before duelling Jamis, as well as saying the "May thy knife chip and shatter" line which is Fremen and what Jamis says to him before their fight.

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Mar 29, 2022 · MacLachlan posted a photo of himself and Chalamet doing the Atreides salute at an afterparty, and it's safe to say the two actors really bonded over their connection to the Dune world. "The two Pauls crossed paths last night," MacLachlan wrote. "Nice to see you again @RealChalamet and congratulations @dunemovie on your #Oscars success!

Paul is displaying two symbols here: the Atreides knife salute and the Fremen insult. Two indicators of cultures with long traditions, he is now a child of both. Feyd just throws the line back at him, he has no cultural signifier of his own when it comes to duels.

Just before beginning his climactic fight with Feyd Rautha, Paul combines the traditional Fremen curse ("May thy knife chip and shatter") with the Atreides sword salute.

Mar 17, 2024 · Paul Atreides saying "May thy knife chip and shatter" before fighting in Feyd-Rautha is a sign of him pulling from the Fremen culture he's become integrated with. The line is a common saying among the Fremen, especially as a taunt before a fight.

123K likes, 476 comments - dunemovie on December 27, 2021: "Birthday salute to Paul Atreides himself, @tchalamet!".

Paul Atreides (10176 A.G. - 10219 A.G.), predominantly known as Muad'Dib (also called Usul by the Fremen and The Atreides Bastard by the Bene Gesserit) was the last Duke of the noble House Atreides.

In the film adaptation Dune (2021), the Atreides battle language is most often employed in non-verbal conversations between Paul Atreides and his mother Jessica. Their interactions through the Atreides battle language form the bulk of the examples from the first film.