Jeff Dandridge

Jeff Despicabolus Traiteur Dandridge, better known as just Jeff Dandridge, Jeff or Mr. Dandridge, is the secondary antagonist of the whole Jurassic Park-franchise.

He is a very minor unseen character of the Prequel-Series and Sequel-Series, as a minor unseen antagonist of the Midquel-Series but serving as the unseen overarching antagonist of the second book of the Midquel-Series, *The Velociraptor Strikes Again*, an indirectly mentioned unseen antagonist of *Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous, Trouble in Jurassic Park* and *Jurassic Earth,* and finally makes his debut as the main antagonist of the new series called *Jurassic Park: The Clone Wars,* the last Jurassic Park-storyline. He also serves as the main antagonist of the book-franchise of *Jurassic Park: The Clone Wars;* thus serving as the main antagonist of the first book called *'Invention',* the second book called *'Effort',* the third book called *'Hunt'* and the fourth and final book called *'Destruction'.*

Dandridge is also the unseen overarching antagonist of the movie *Humanity's Fate.*

Dandridge is a ruthless, corrupt and heartless businessman and crimelord, and the highest-ranked chief of Interpol by far, which is a criminal organization in the Jurassic Park-franchise. He is in league with the shady scientist Henry Wu, the secondary antagonist of *Jurassic Park: The Clone Wars,* and while he is the overall leader of Interpol, Dandridge abused his power and secretly wants to annihalite all human-life on Earth. While this sounds similar to the deranged plans of Asperant Pulvér, the overall main antagonist of the entire franchise so far, Asperant Pulvér was willing to exerminate *all* life on Earth and not only the humans. This makes Pulvér a lot worse and way more evil than Dandridge. However, Dandridge is a dangerous psychopath as well and is willing to do everything and anything to achieve his heinous goals. While not entirely evil and pure evil like Asperant Pulvér, Dandridge was just like Pulvér also willing to change innocent people into dinosaur-like creatures. Dandridge even made The Rebellosaurus Rex, a major antagonist of *Jurassic Park: The Clone Wars,* to destroy all of his superiors. It's revealed later that Dandridge works for Earl Langston, one of the two overarching antagonists of *Jurassic Park: The Clone Wars* alongside Asperant Pulvér, but Dandridge killed Langston later on. That's because Langston was a very despicable and monstrous psychopath. Langston was a pedophile, abused his own children psychically and sexually, and was 100 percent pure evil. While very ruthless, Dandridge was shocked and even deeply disturbed and traumatised when Dandridge discovered that Langston was *that* level heinous and a sadistic sexual abuser, so Dandridge easily murdered Langston.

Dandridge is best known for being a cruel social-darwinist, and he have no care for human lives and no care for the innocents.

Despite all this, somewhere deep down, Dandridge is very insecure, another disqualifying factor for him being pure evil. He actually has a strong hatred for himself and became obsessed with unlimitted power mostly because of this. And he is honorable as well and he is not above caring for some people, like Henry Wu, the children of Earl Langston and some of his henchmen.

But mostly, Dandridge is a relentless power-hungry social-darwinist. Even his other two names, Despicabolus and Traiteur, are sounding villainous. Traiteur is an anagram for traitor and despicabolus for the negative word despicable! One of the worst things Dandridge ever has done, is torturing main protagonist Owen Grady in an extremely gruesome and unfitting way; the organs of Owen sank into his forehead and his eyes bulge, just to name a few horrific examples, which Dandridge all enjoyed, however.

Dandridge is also the former boss of Sheriff Raynold Collins, who is close to pure evil like Dandridge himself, which is mentioned in the second book of the Midquel-Series.

Dandridge ends up to be killed by an Allosaurus, a large carnivorous dinosaur. Dandridge was murdered by the beast both in the movie-series and in the book-series.

Crimes:

.Unethical Experiments.

.Attempted Mass Omnicide.

.Genocide.

.Mass Murder.

.Forgery.

.Oppression.

.Identity Fraud.

.Murders.

.Torture.

.Theft.

.Terrorism.

.Slavery.

.Animal Cruelty.

.Attempted World-Domination.

.Attempted Murders.

.Illegal Cloning.

.Abuse Of Power.

.Psychological Abuse.

.Corruption.

.High-Treason.

.Blackmail.

.Conspiracy.

.Attempted Planeticide.

.Weapons-Dealing.

.Rape.

.Hate-Crimes.

.Propaganda.

.Many other brutal crimes.

Type of Villain:

Power-Hungry Social-Darwinist.

## Jeff Despicabolus Traiteur Dandridge

### Aliases

Mr. Dandridge. Dandridge.

Jeff.

'Traitor'.

'The Chieftain'.

'The Director'.

'The Boss'.

'Big Brother'.

'Sick Psycho'.

'The Fiery Dragon'.

### Relatives

Interpol. Rebellosaurus Rex.

Earl 'Jamie' Langston.

Freya.

Henry Wu.

Asperant Pulvér.

Sheriff Raynold Collins (formerly).

### Affiliation

Earl Langston (formerly/employer). Dr. Henry Wu.

Asperant Pulvér (indirectly).

Freya (personal assassin and secretary).

Rebellosaurus Rex (evil creation).

Interpol.

Sheriff Raynold Collins (formerly).

### Occupation

Chief of Interpol. High-ranking government-official.

Terrorist Mastermind.

Member of The Blood Council (possibly).

Crimelord.

Criminal.

Businessman.

Paleontologist.

Scientist.

Biologist.

Former student of Hopkins-University.

Corrupt Official.

Geneticist of InGen.

Director of Jurassic World (currently).

Financial Director of InGen.

Founder of Project Clone Glad also known as CLD.

Weapons-Dealer.

Psychopath.

Head-Designer.

Inventor.

Warlord.

Former Employer of Sheriff Raynold Collins.

Drugsdealer.

Druglord.

## Appearances

### Appears in

Jurassic Park: The Clone Wars being the main antagonist.The Prequel-Series as an unseen minor character.

The Midquel-Series as an unseen minor antagonist but as the unseen overarching antagonist of the second book.

The Sequel-Series as an unseen minor character.

The movie Humanity's Fate as the unseen overarching antagonist.

### Debut

Season 4 of Jurassic Park: The Clone Wars, in which the psychopath is at the height of his absolute power.The first book of the book-series of Jurassic Park: The Clone Wars.

**What makes him close to pure evil?**

* He is a cruel social-darwinist with a huge kill-count; he killed at least 97 innocent people, even children.

* He tortured Owen Grady, the main protagonist of Jurassic Park: The Clone Wars, in an extremely violent and unfitting way: the organs of Owen sank into the forehead, the eyes bulge, Owen start to vomit, his head split into two pieces, leaving Owen disfigured for the rest of his life, but worst of all, Dandridge really enjoyed this disturbing scene and even smiled like a child. He crossed the Moral Event Horizon in the movie-franchise with this for the first time. This disturbing event happends even before the Clone Wars.
* Made the Rebellosaurus Rex to destroy his superiors.
* Gassed nineteen cities full of innocent people. Dr. Hanns Uyterlinde gassed Milan in Italy just because he didn't like a waiter in a restaurant in Milan, but Dandridge gassed **nineteen** cities, so Dandridge is far worse than Dr. Hanns Uyterlinde.
* Blew up a kindergarten without remorse.
* Tortured countless of dinosaurs.
* Used various young women as sex-slaves.
* Tries to kill Owen Grady and all of his loved ones.
* Turned Interpol into a shady and criminal organization.
* Dandridge started the infamous Clone Wars. He crossed the Moral Event Horizon in the movie-franchise with this for the second time.
* Tries to exerminate humanity. This is the third time he crossed the Moral Event Horizon in the movie-franchise. With this, Dandridge is almost just as heinous as Asperant Pulvér and even more heinous than many of the villains who are pure evil like Brutus Golddread, Daniel Nedry and Stanislaw.
* In the books, Dandridge is even more despicable and cruel than his movie-series-counterpart. The most unforgivable he does here was abusing his henchwoman Freya to the point she is suffering from the Stockholm Syndrome in the first book. Dandridge even raped Freya and was extremely strict towards her. With this, he crossed the Moral Event Horizon for the first time in the books.
* In the books, Dandridge was even almost succeed in his heinous goal to destroy humanity, unlike in the movie-series, in which he wasn't even almost succeed. Dandridge did this at the end of the second book. This is the second time Dandridge crossed the Moral Event Horizon in the books.
* He sent his own agents on a deadley mission at the beginning of the third book. The agents had to bring down a very aggressive Tyrannosaurus Rex to line, but the agents were all slaughtered in droves by the particularly violent dinosaur.
* In the fourth and final book, Dandridge tortured Owen Grady in an even more nasty way than he did with Owen in the movie-series: Dandridge psychological abused Owen with the death of his most loved ones. While the torture in the movie-series seems to be more graphic and thus more violent in that way, Owen was more broken and traumatised in the book than he was in the movie-series. This proves that psychological abuse is more intense and worse than psychical abuse in some cases. This is the third and final time Dandridge crossed the Moral Event Horizon, as it was even more nasty than the torture in the movie-franchise even when it was just a torture of one single person.
* He brainwashed and tortured various dinosaurs in the books, far more than in the movie-series. Dandridge also killed tonnes of dinosaurs in the books, also by far more than his movie-series-counterpart has.
* He does more nasty things in the books, but those were the most notable and atrocious.
* In the movie-series, Dandridge trapped his own agents only to be all killed by Freya's team afterwards. This was quite similar to what he did with his agents in the books with the Tyrannosaurus Rex, but the encounter with the Tyrannosaurus Rex was even worse than the encounter with Freya's team, thus making the book-version of Dandridge a lot worse than the movie-version. For this reason, and many other reasons.
* He was responsible for the events in the movie '*Humanity's Fate',* in which Dandridge is the overarching antagonist.
* Dandridge was also the mastermind behind the crimes of Sheriff Raynold Collins, even more than Asperant Pulvér. That means that Dandridge was responsible for all the events of the second book, making the corrupt Interpol-leader the unseen overarching antagonist of the second book.
* He is a xenophobe and a racist, just like Dr. Hanns Uyterlinde.
* He has no tragic past, so Dandridge has no excuse other than his own sadism and psychopathy. Even Asperant Pulvér, who's 100% pure evil unlike Dandridge, has somewhat of a tragic past, but is still far worse than Dandridge.
* Dandridge stands out for having lesser resources than Asperant Pulvér.

**What prevent him from being pure evil?**

* At first, Dandridge is insecure, even *very* insecure. You cannot be pure evil if you are insecure like Dandridge. However, Dandridge was his insecurities are never really visible and Dandridge is more often very arrogant and selfish than showing his insecure side. Not to mention that Dandridge is a maniacal mass murderer who tried to destroy the entire human race making him almost as horrific as Asperant Pulvér himself. And Dandridge's torture of Owen Grady was too horrible to justify or sympathize with Dandridge's self-loathing. That means this is a first minor prevention.
* While he killed his own employer Earl Langston, this is completely justisfied due the fact Langston is a relentless pedophile and even abused his own children. Dandridge was so disturbed and traumatized, that he killed Langston without remorse, altough understandable.
* Dandridge cared for Henry Wu, and even told Henry Wu that he is a really good man and scientist too.
* He is also honorable because he really saved two of his henchmen from a Velociraptor-pack in the second book. That means that Dandridge actually cared for some of his henchmen as well. He also refused to kill another henchman, even when the latter clearly betrayed Dandridge for leaking information about corruption in Interpol and that the chief leader actually has plans to destroy the human race as a whole. Dandridge could have killed that henchman or at least ordered to kill him for the betrayal of his pawn, but he didn't. However, he did give the order to fire that pawn, because he wanted him to be punished. But Dandridge apparently cared too much about this pawn to have him killed or to kill him with his own hands. But there were also many henchmen who were brutally murdered on the orders of Dandridge. Or henchmen who were murdered and Dandridge was behind the murders. An example is when Dandridge set a trap for dozens of his henchmen and that all of the poor minions were murdered by the aggressive Tyrannosaurus Rex in both the books as well as the movie-franchise. Dandridge also abused Freya. Still, this is **not** a minor prevention, as it's positive to see that even an outright psychopath like Jeff Dandridge can care about others.
* While being pretty heinous, Dandridge still falls for the heinous standard to Asperant Pulvér and Corban La Lorona. However, Dandridge is still way more heinous than all of the other Jurassic Park-villains, even more heinous than some of the villains who are pure evil like Daniel Nedry, who mainly stands out for having lesser resources than Dandridge.
* While he is indeed more evil in the books than he is in the movies, he still has many redeeming qualities in the books, like many care for Henry Wu, killing Earl Langston because Dandridge was traumatised of the child-abuse commit by Langston, and he is still pretty insecure in the books, however much less than Dandridge is in the movie-series. So this is a second minor prevention.
* He is actually an extremist, because he really believed that the humanrace was to dangerous for the Earth, unlike Asperant Pulvér who was willing to destroy all life on Earth so not only the humanrace just because of his alarming sadism and his sick amusement. However, Dandridge was willing to kill innocent people and even children, including babies, making this the third and final minor prevention.

## **Trivia**:

* He is my second favorite Jurassic Park-character from the canon-franchise only after Asperant Pulvér who's my absolute most favorite. However, my most favorite Jurassic Park-villain is actually Lord Loathsome. Lord Loathsome is also my first most favorite villain on this wiki in general!
* Dandridge is most likely the base for Vladislaw Sorbetsjova, the main antagonist of A Case of Serious Nastiness. Because both Dandridge and Sorbetsjova are genocidal maniacs but also somewhat of true extremists, making them somewhat sympathetic while very ruthless for most of the time. Also, they are both insecure, the leader of a seemingly lawful organization as Dandridge is the leader of Interpol which is an anti-criminal organization in real-life ironically and Sorbetsjova of The Black Ops High Council Division which seems to be a paramilitary organization at first but which is actually a criminal organization, and they both killed a minion because the minion was too ruthless even for their boss. Sorbetsjova killed Herbert Catchfull because Catchfull gleefully raped teenage girls without remorse, and Dandridge killed Earl Langston because the latter was a pedophile and a child-abuser which horrifies even Dandridge. And least but not least, they both care for their main henchman, because Dandridge deeply cared for Henry Wu who's the secondary antagonist of Jurassic Park: The Clone Wars and Sorbetsjova genuinly cared for Mr. Peter Polite, who's the bodyguard of Sorbetsjova and the secondary antagonist of A Case of Serious Nastiness. And they are both near-pure evil. So in short, Sorbetsjova and Dandridge are **very** similar! However, Dandridge and Sorbetsjova are from a completely different universe. And it's not that Sorbetsjova is a clone made by Dandridge or something...