She doesn't have the sleekness of the desert, but there's none of that extravagance of figure of, say, Tess. More curiously might be the way her features display a subtle, homogenized blending of many ethnic groups—almost too subtle, with the way it verges towards some exotic and yet familiar ideal, but not beyond the grasp of Bene Gesserit training to detect.

At that touch, she shifts slightly in her sleep (half-sleep?), and her legs slide apart a little.