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'''Paolo''' is a fictional character from the [[Dune universe|''Dune'' universe]] created by [[Frank Herbert]]. A [[ghola]] of [[Paul Atreides]], he appears in ''[[Hunters of Dune]]'' (2006) and ''[[Sandworms of Dune]]'' (2007), the novels concluding Herbert's original series by [[Brian Herbert]] and [[Kevin J. Anderson]]. |
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The [[Face Dancer]] [[Khrone]], hoping to usurp his masters, conspires to create a [[Kwisatz Haderach]]. He orders the [[Bene Tleilax|Lost Tleilaxu]] [[Uxtal]] to create a ghola from a damaged [[List of Dune terminology#N|nullentropy]] tube found inside a dead Tleilaxu Master in [[Bandalong]]. Their first creation turns out to be a ghola of [[Vladimir Harkonnen]], but after performing some research Khrone believes the Vladimir Harkonnen ghola would never be able to become a Kwisatz Haderach, so he orders Uxtal to create a Paul Atreides ghola. |
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Uxtal's first attempt at growing a Paul ghola failed because the [[axlotl tank]] was not properly tended over the years and died. Uxtal finally succeeded in creating a Paul ghola, it was born thirteen years after the escape of the ''[[Ithaca (Dune)|Ithaca]]'' from [[Chapterhouse (Dune)|Chapterhouse]], and was named Paolo. <ref>''[[Hunters of Dune]]''. pg. 257-263, 288, 313</ref> |
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==Notes== |
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[[Category:Dune characters|Paolo (Dune)]] |
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