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Dr. Zimmer is a [[psychologist]] and [[misanthrope]] supreme, viewing all [[human]]s as innately [[evil]]. He is the [[darklord]] of a [[domain]] which he can shape to make it seem like any sort of afterlife he chooses. Dr. Zimmer tells newcomers to his domain that they have perished and now will receive judgement, assigning "heaven", "hell", or the like as he decides. Though the torments he put people in "heaven" are more subtle, they can nonetheless drive a person to view their "heaven" as a true hell.<ref>[[Another 100 Shades of Dark]], [[Quoth the Raven 26]] p. 134</ref> | Dr. Zimmer is a [[psychologist]] and [[misanthrope]] supreme, viewing all [[human]]s as innately [[evil]]. He is the [[darklord]] of a [[domain]] which he can shape to make it seem like any sort of afterlife he chooses. Dr. Zimmer tells newcomers to his domain that they have perished and now will receive judgement, assigning "heaven", "hell", or the like as he decides. Though the torments he put people in "heaven" are more subtle, they can nonetheless drive a person to view their "heaven" as a true hell.<ref>[[Another 100 Shades of Dark]], [[Quoth the Raven 26]] p. 134</ref> | ||
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Dr. Zimmer is a psychologist and misanthrope supreme, viewing all humans as innately evil. He is the darklord of a domain which he can shape to make it seem like any sort of afterlife he chooses. Dr. Zimmer tells newcomers to his domain that they have perished and now will receive judgement, assigning "heaven", "hell", or the like as he decides. Though the torments he put people in "heaven" are more subtle, they can nonetheless drive a person to view their "heaven" as a true hell.[1]
