In the story, the protagonist carries a coffin and finds five eggs of different colors in the cave. How many eggs does he get in the end?

Dune 2 did not end with an Easter egg. Many documents clearly stated that Dune 2 did not have an Easter egg at the end of the film. The movie's narrative was completely presented at the end, and there was no suspense or unsolved mystery as an Easter egg. Therefore, it was certain that there were no Easter eggs at the end of Dune 2.

The movie's ending easter egg referred to the extra footage that appeared after the movie ended, when the credits were scrolling, or after. These Easter eggs were usually humorous scenes or plot clues related to sequels. The purpose of the Easter egg was to increase the audience's interest in watching the movie and increase the audience's sense of participation. They could be a tribute to the previous works or a trailer for the next movie. The Easter egg was set at the end of the movie, hoping that the audience would wait for the Easter egg to finish watching the credits. Sometimes, Easter eggs could also be used as an extension of the movie story, bringing an extra little climax to the audience. In short, the movie's ending Easter egg was a part of the movie that was often ignored but was the highlight of the movie. They were designed to increase the audience's enjoyment of watching the movie.

The end-of-the-movie Easter egg was an unexpected or hidden scene, dialogue, or scene that appeared at the end of the movie. They were usually used to surprise the audience, increase the fun of watching movies, or pave the way for future sequels or story development. The content of the Easter egg could be a foreshadowing for a future movie, a short story, or just a joke. Marvel movies were famous for their end-of-the-film Easter eggs, and other movies often used Easter eggs to attract the audience's attention. There were many forms of Easter eggs, such as dialogue, special scenes, character appearances, and so on. Some of the Easter eggs were meant to make the audience wait for the end of the credits, while others were meant to give a foretaste of the next movie or to supplement the plot. In general, the end-of-the-movie Easter egg was meant to bring extra surprises and fun to the audience.

It was a common practice to add an easter egg picture at the end of the film, but the specific content of the picture needed to be determined according to the specific movie or drama. The search results mentioned some materials and picture resources related to the end-of-the-film Easter egg, which could be downloaded and used on relevant websites. However, the specific end-of-the-film Easter egg picture needed to be decided according to the plot and creative intent of the movie or drama, so the specific picture could not be found in the search results provided.

Dune 2 did not have an end-of-the-movie Easter egg.

You can get eggs by exploring different monster dens. Sometimes, you'll find them as rewards for completing specific quests or challenges.

Not every episode of The Long Season had an Easter egg at the end. Only the ninth, tenth, and eleventh episodes had Easter eggs. Some of these Easter eggs added to the plot, some made up for the suspense, and some explained the previous events. The Easter egg in the ninth episode showed Shen Dongliang, who was killed in the house, and Zhao Jing, Shen Mo's aunt, who survived. The Easter egg of the tenth episode explained the relationship between Fu Weijun and Yin Hong, as well as the plot of Gong Biao going to the hospital to visit Huang Liru. In the 11th episode, Gong Biao told Huang Liru that he was willing to accept her, no matter what she had done in the past. These Easter eggs increased the fun of the series and the audience's viewing experience.

There were 15 Easter eggs in Dune 2.

The number of eggs you can carry varies. If you have a strong grip and a suitable container, you might be able to carry 15-20. But it also depends on how far you need to carry them and if there are any obstacles along the way.

There was no clear time limit for the treatment of the Rolling Egg Restraining Technique. According to folk experience, there were many versions of how to roll eggs, but generally speaking, one needed to roll the cooked eggs on various parts of the patient's body until the eggs were no longer hot. The specific rolling time may vary according to the individual's condition and disease. However, it was important to note that the efficacy of the Rolling Egg Restraining Technique had not been verified by science, so its true effectiveness and duration of treatment could not be determined. It is recommended to consult a doctor or Chinese medicine practitioner before using this therapy.