After the truth about Desmond Hart's biological parents was revealed in Dune: Prophecy episode 5, the origins of his power to burn people alive are explored in the final moments of the season 1 ...

Sensing she must kill Desmond for all this to end, Valya is suddenly shocked when Tula uses The Voice to stop her. Tula finally explains that Desmond Hart is in fact her abandoned son.

Desmond Hart has a “great power,” but where exactly did it come from? That was the single biggest mystery during Dune: Prophecy‘s first season. Turns out he didn’t get it from surviving a ...

Desmond Hart’s survival from sandworm ingestion has allegedly gifted him unique powers, such as the ability to burn people from the inside and resist the Bene Gesserit’s Voice.

Desmond Hart is a character in the ‘ Dune: Prophecy,’ where the history of the Bene Gesserit and their rise to power is examined. Very little is known of Hart’s background, other than the ...

Desmond Hart (Travis Fimmel), the warrior, is Tula Harkonnen’s (Olivia Williams) secret son, and is half Harkonnen and half Atreides. But there were hidden hints revealing his identity from the ...

He tried to send his wife Natalya away so he could hang with his mistress, Sister Francesca, forever. The Empress was like "nah" and revealed that Desmond Hart was loyal to her, not him.

With the Sisterhood's thinking machine smashed to bits, Emperor Corrino putting himself out of his misery, Tula embracing her enhanced son Desmond Hart, and Valya finally touching down on Arrakis ...

Desmond Hart is undoubtedly the season’s standout element, with his mother — yes, mother — Tula Harkonnen (Olivia Williams) finishing as a close second.

He tried to send his wife Natalya away so he could hang with his mistress, Sister Francesca, forever. The Empress was like "nah" and revealed that Desmond Hart was loyal to her, not him.

He tried to send his wife Natalya away so he could hang with his mistress, Sister Francesca, forever. The Empress was like "nah" and revealed that Desmond Hart was loyal to her, not him.