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In "Sisterhood Above All", Tula is devastated by Lila's failure, and has been keeping the brain-dead girl alive against protocol. She eventually allows the other acolytes to say their goodbyes, and appears to euthanize her. However, with Valya away at the capital, Tula connects Lila to a secret thinking machine-powered life-support machine, demanding that the artificial intelligence, named Anirul, begins using the spice to repair Lila's damaged brain. In the past, Valya and Tula's brother, Griffin Harkonnen, is killed, allegedly murdered by Vorian Atreides, the man responsible for their family's downfall. Tula, using the alias Tula Veil, begins a romantic relationship with Vorian's direct descendant, Orry Atreides, on Caladan. He asks her to marry him, she accepts, and they have sex. The next morning, Tula reveals her true identity, and is shocked when Orry says he does not care, and still loves her. He is horrified to discover that she has poisoned his entire clan overnight, and Tula mournfully kills Orry as well. She reports her success to Valya, hoping that the sisters can make a fresh start, with Tula joining the Sisterhood too.

Valya reassures her Truthsayers on Salusa Secundus that she will turn the tables on Desmond and reassert her control over the Emperor. Valya then visits her estranged uncle, Evgeny Harkonnen. In the past, young Valya passionately calls for revenge against the Atreides. Her parents, Sonia and Vergyl, and uncle, Evgeny Harkonnen, are content living a quiet life on the ice planet Lankiveil. They do not want to risk further retaliation by the Atreides, especially since Vorian Atreides, the man responsible for their disgrace, has recently resurfaced. Valya's brother, Griffin, shares her desire to restore their family's reputation, but is subsequently killed, allegedly murdered by Vorian. Valya leaves to join the Sisterhood, but resists taking her vows because she still considers her family's vengeance her top priority. Raquella takes Valya under her wing, eventually sharing with her the secret of the forbidden technology used to maintain her vast DNA database. Valya, in turn, demonstrates her nascent talent, the Voice. Recognizing that her life is waning, Raquella intends to put Valya and Dorotea through the Agony to succeed her as leaders of the Sisterhood. Valya at first refuses, and Raquella issues the ultimatum that she take care of her family issues and return as a Reverend Mother, or not at all. Meanwhile, Tula has managed to assassinate Vorian's descendant, Orry Atreides, and his entire clan. Satisfied, Valya self-administers the Rossak drug, and survives the Agony.

In the past, Valya advocates revenge on the Atreides for House Harkonnen's banishment. Her brother Griffin joins the Landsraad and attempts to gain commercial privileges; however, he is allegedly murdered by Vorian Atreides. Valya joins the Sisterhood, and Tula, at Valya's behest, hiding her Harkonnen identity, visits her lover Orry Atreides at his Caladan bull-hunt. Dorotea criticizes Valya for questioning if Sisters can withhold truth from rulers, and for being without loyalties. At a rainy vow-taking ceremony, Valya refuses to put the Sisterhood first. She uses the Voice on Raquella, impressing her. Orry proposes to Tula; she accepts and they have sex during a celebratory bonfire. Next morning, Tula has slaughtered his family, and kills him too, avenging Griffin. Raquella shows Valya her ambitious DNA database using forbidden technology. When Dorotea and Valya are to undergo the Agony, the latter refuses; Dorotea calls her "coward". Raquella remands Valya to Lankiveil, telling her to return as a Reverend Mother or not at all. During a tense exchange, Valya employs The Voice on her mother. She later puts herself through Agony, surviving; Tula joins her in the Sisterhood. In the present, Valya visits her family as a recourse; Tula pretends to euthanize a comatose Lila but connects her to a thinking machine-powered life-support machine.

"Sisterhood Above All" depicts

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• List of Dune: Prophecy characters

Tula

Desmond

Natalya

Ynez

Lila

Keiran

Mikaela

Javicco

Theodosia

Constantine

Jen

Emeline

Horace

Horace, portrayed by Sam Spruell as Horace, is part of a rebellion against the Great Houses that includes Keiran Atreides and Mikaela.

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