Navigators of Dune (The Great Schools of Dune Book 3)

by Brian Herbert

There are those who see influence and power as a reward rather than a responsibility. Such men do not make good leaders.

One should not enjoy revenge, even when it is justifiable and deserved.

An injury to a man’s pride may inflict more pain than a wound to his body.

Allies can have different priorities. Some may be focused on personal gain, while others seek revenge.

The universe does not function on wishes.

For every scientist who dedicates his life to helping humanity, there are ten thousand fools who are just as willing to destroy.

In desperation we may agree to pay any price. Only later do we learn the true cost.

Those who do not ask for a thing are much more likely to deserve it.