Ahh yes, the infamously hypocritical Church. Partially due to boredom, and partially due to her profession, Jonah spends far more time around that loathsome lot than most would care to. To say the Devil hides it’s true nature in front of those affiliated with the Church would be a blatant lie - for most, he’s not subtle in the slightest, nor does she desire to be. But it is remarkably good at staying just below critical suspicion, sliding away from and into conversations easily and when needed. Jonah’s found that as long as her eyes remain hidden, which is a far easier thing to do than most would believe, he’s almost perfectly concealed. He also borrowed the identity of a former lover, turned Tomb Colonist which has helped surprisingly well at blending in.

He remains austere, subtle, quiet and unassuming. Most take his uneasy silence as devotion, rather than scheming.

“Well, isn’t this a fun question? I suppose it has been a while since one has been asked about one’s… appetite.”

“….sssssiiiiip.”

“That is the one with the- yes, the consumption, that one yes?”

I would say there’s a pretty good argument for Jonah reflecting almost every one of the ‘Deadly Sins’, but I would argue he best represents Greed more than anything, just barely more than he reflects Gluttony. As both a ‘Collector’ in multiple ways, and an avid abuser of other people’s greedy impulses and desires, it seems almost too easy.