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Although he does not appear unusual (save possibly for a disturbing smile and gaze in his [[eye]]s), Dan Jonah "Dungeon" is truly extraordinaary in that he holds a magical [[prison]] within his [[body]], to which he can suck in or out creatures at will. Although not really [[evil]], he is mentally unstable and holds enjoyment lording over others, playing the role of judge and punisher. Both [[villain]]s and the [[:category:guiltless|guiltess]] who have nonetheless offended him have been [[imprisoned]].<ref>[[Fifty Shades]], [[QtR25]] p. 41</ref>
Although he does not appear unusual (save possibly for a disturbing smile and gaze in his [[eye]]s), Dan Jonah "Dungeon" is truly extraordinary in that he holds a magical [[prison]] within his [[body]], which he can suck creatures into or eject from at will. Although not really [[evil]], he is [[insane|mentally unstable]] and derives enjoyment from lording over others, playing the role of judge and punisher. Both [[villain|villains]] and the guiltless who have nonetheless offended him have been [[imprisoned]].<ref>[[Fifty Shades]], [[QtR25]] p. 43</ref>
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Although he does not appear unusual (save possibly for a disturbing smile and gaze in his eyes), Dan Jonah "Dungeon" is truly extraordinary in that he holds a magical prison within his body, which he can suck creatures into or eject from at will. Although not really evil, he is mentally unstable and derives enjoyment from lording over others, playing the role of judge and punisher. Both villains and the guiltless who have nonetheless offended him have been imprisoned.[1]

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