Prophecy has sparked curiosity regarding one character: the mysterious but powerful Desmond Hart, played by Travis Fimmel. The second episode has intensified the mystery surrounding Hart’s powers, witnessing a shocking turn.

Prophecy, Desmond Hart does something impossible: he resists Valya Harkonnen's use of the Voice. The Voice was the Bene Gesserit's special skill by which people were made to do things using mind control.

Prophecy has finally premiered, diving deep into the origins of the Sisterhood that eventually became the Bene Gesserit.

Prophecy? This question has sparked debates among fans since the introduction of the mysterious character. As the series unfolds, particularly after the events of the second episode, speculation continues to grow.

Prophecy’ shifts the balance of power considerably as Desmond Hart’s actions start to send ripples through the Imperium. Following the events of the previous episode, Mother Superior Valya Harkonnen decides to go to Salusa Secundus herself to keep the plan in motion,

Dune: Prophecy aired its second episode on HBO on November 24, 2024. The sci-fi drama takes place 10,000 years before the events of the film Dune (2021) and follows the establishment of the Sisterhood and the rise of the Bene Gesserit.

But then this motherfucker named Desmond Hart walks into Dune: Prophecy and everything changes.

Dune Prophecy is made up largely of new material, but there’s nothing more surprising or mysterious in the pilot episode than Desmond Hart. This brand new character – played by Travis Fimmel – does not appear in any Dune novels,

Desmond Hart was clearly an outstanding, special soldier even before his life-altering event on Arrakis. He survived a dozen missions to the deadly planet “when few last more than one.” But his last visit definitely should have killed him.