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The text discusses the parallels between Frank Herbert's novel "Dune" and the real-life anarchist community of Home Colony in Washington State. It highlights how Herbert's upbringing in a socialist colony near an anarchist community influenced his portrayal of the Fremen rebels in "Dune." The Fremen are likened to the anarchists of Home, known for their self-sufficiency, autonomy, and resistance against oppressive forces. The text emphasizes Herbert's sympathy for rebels and underdogs, portraying them as fighters for freedom and against centralized power. It suggests that the Fremen in "Dune" symbolize the spirit of anarchism and resistance embodied by communities like Home Colony.
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