Geidi

Geidi is a fictional planet that serves as a primary setting in Frank Herbert's acclaimed science fiction novel, Dune. It is the home world of House Harkonnen, one of the Great Houses of the Imperium. Geidi is depicted as an industrialized and polluted planet, starkly contrasting with the arid desert environment of Arrakis, the source of the vital spice melange. The harsh conditions on Geidi are a reflection of the brutal and oppressive nature of Harkonnen rule.

The planet's environment is characterized by smog-filled skies and a lack of natural beauty. Its population lives under the iron fist of Baron Vladimir Harkonnen and his cruel nephews, Glossu Rabban and Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen. Geidi's society is built upon a foundation of ruthlessness, ambition, and a disregard for life, fostering a culture of violence and treachery. The planet's economic and political power is derived from its military might and its control over various industries, though it lacks the strategic importance of Arrakis due to the spice. The dark and oppressive atmosphere of Geidi serves as a constant backdrop to the machinations and power struggles of House Harkonnen, highlighting their villainous role in the Dune saga.