Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nico Robin encounters Admiral Kuzan (Aokiji) on an island in the West Blue.
• Dunn, who has been protecting Robin, arrives and challenges Kuzan.
• Kuzan freezes the ship Robin was on, preventing her escape.
• Dunn uses his Mera Mera no Mi powers to counter Kuzan's ice abilities, leading to a fierce battle.

Character Developments

• Nico Robin: Struggles with her past and the idea of having a companion (Dunn). She's torn between her desire for freedom and the safety of those helping her.
• Dunn: Shows determination to protect Robin and faces Kuzan despite knowing the power gap. He decides to use his powers more openly to grow stronger.
• Kuzan: Remains calm and composed, showing interest in Dunn's powers. He's determined to teach Dunn a lesson and take Robin with him.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between the World Government (Marines) and the Revolutionary Army (Robin and Dunn).
• The struggle for freedom and the consequences of one's actions.
• The growth and development of one's abilities through challenge and conflict.

Character Interactions

• Robin and Dunn: Their relationship deepens as Dunn protects Robin, and she begins to see him as a companion. Robin is concerned for Dunn's safety and doesn't want him to fight Kuzan.
• Kuzan and Dunn: Kuzan underestimates Dunn initially but grows increasingly irritated and determined to teach him a lesson as the battle progresses. Dunn challenges Kuzan, showing no fear despite the power difference.
• Robin and Kuzan: Kuzan shows a mix of familiarity and irritation towards Robin, having left her a way to live after the destruction of Ohara. He's determined to take her with him but doesn't want to harm her.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn faces off against Marine Admiral Aokiji.
• Aokiji freezes the sea, trapping Robin on an ice-covered ship.
• Dunn uses his flames to melt the ice and rescue Robin.
• Dunn and Aokiji engage in a fierce battle, with Dunn pushing his powers to their limits.
• Aokiji decides not to kill Dunn, but their fight continues.

Character Developments

• Dunn shows remarkable growth in his powers and confidence, pushing Aokiji to his limits.
• Aokiji reassesses Dunn's strength and potential, acknowledging him as a formidable opponent.

Significant Themes

• The theme of pushing one's limits to grow stronger is emphasized through Dunn's actions.
• The power dynamics between Marine Admirals and strong pirates are explored.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Aokiji's interaction is marked by mutual respect and acknowledgment of each other's strength.
• Dunn's determination to protect Robin is clear, despite Aokiji's attempts to keep her out of their fight.
• Aokiji's decision not to kill Dunn shows his understanding of the situation and Dunn's potential.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn faces off against Admiral Aokiji.
• Aokiji initially holds back due to Robin's presence but later engages seriously.
• Dunn activates his Conqueror's Haki and uses his Tenchi Kaijin attack.
• Aokiji retreats after Dunn's powerful display.

Character Developments

• Dunn discovers he can naturally use Conqueror's Haki and demonstrates immense power.
• Aokiji, initially underestimating Dunn, becomes serious and eventually retreats.

Significant Themes

• Power and strength: Dunn's immense power is showcased, and Aokiji's underestimation leads to his retreat.
• Adaptation: Dunn adapts to using his Conqueror's Haki naturally.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Aokiji engage in a fierce battle, with Dunn gaining the upper hand.
• Aokiji's initial underestimation of Dunn leads to a change in his attitude towards the fight.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn breaks through his Constitution limit to 100.
• He activates his hidden Conqueror's Haki and estimates his combat strength.
• Dunn has a brief clash with Marine Admiral Aokiji but lets him escape.
• Dunn saves Robin from the World Government agents and offers her a place on his crew.

Character Developments

• Dunn: Shows significant growth in strength, breaks through his Constitution limit, and demonstrates his Conqueror's Haki. He also shows a desire to find companions and grow stronger.
• Robin: Realizes Dunn's immense power and decides to join his crew, potentially as more than just a companion.

Significant Themes

• Strength and growth: Dunn's continuous improvement in power and his desire to find strong opponents to fight.
• Companionship: Dunn's search for companions to join his crew, and Robin's decision to join him.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Robin: After saving Robin, Dunn offers her a place on his crew, and she accepts. They have a brief conversation about their goals and intentions.
• Dunn and Aokiji: They have a brief clash, with Dunn letting Aokiji escape. Aokiji later reports this encounter to Garp.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Garp and Aokiji discuss Dunn's strength and their previous encounter.
• Dunn and Robin have a conversation about the World Government and Dunn's lack of fear towards them.
• Dunn and Robin join Capone Bege's crew to leave the West Blue, with Dunn intending to meet Doflamingo in the North Blue.

Character Developments

• Garp acknowledges Dunn's strength and appreciates him, despite initially underestimating him.
• Aokiji is surprised by Dunn's strength and admits he's not confident in defeating him, indicating Dunn's growth.
• Robin starts to accept Dunn's protection and begins to trust him, showing a shift in her usual guarded demeanor.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: Dunn's strength is recognized by both Garp and Aokiji, changing their perceptions of him and his role in the story.
• Trust and Loyalty: Robin starts to trust Dunn, marking a change in their relationship and foreshadowing potential loyalty from her.
• Consequences of Actions: Dunn's decision to help Robin has led to a new goal (meeting Doflamingo) and a change in their travel plans.

Character Interactions

• Garp and Aokiji: They discuss Dunn's strength, with Garp initially underestimating Dunn and Aokiji revealing his lack of confidence in defeating Dunn.
• Dunn and Robin: They have a conversation about the World Government and Robin's importance, with Dunn reassuring her and showing understanding of her situation.
• Dunn and Capone Bege: They discuss their plans to leave the West Blue, with Dunn revealing his intention to meet Doflamingo in the North Blue.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn and Capone Bege discuss Dunn's plan to travel to the Grand Line. Capone offers to help Dunn reach Kano Country, a pirate nation affiliated with the World Government.
• Dunn decides to take Capone's offer, aiming to confront World Government informants in Kano Country.
• Capone sends Dunn and Robin on a ship to Kano Country.

Character Developments

• Dunn's mindset changes after his battle with Aokiji; he becomes more open to fighting powerful opponents and informants.
• Robin begins to trust Dunn, acknowledging that her situation with him can't get worse than before.

Significant Themes

• Fate and Destiny: Dunn's actions and decisions seem to align with his past knowledge, hinting at predestination.
• Trust and Betrayal: Robin's initial wariness of Dunn evolves into trust, while Dunn's motives remain ambiguous.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Capone Bege: Capone helps Dunn out of self-interest, hoping Dunn will become a major figure in the future. Dunn accepts the help without expecting further involvement.
• Dunn and Robin: Robin grows more comfortable around Dunn, while Dunn remains enigmatic, causing Robin to question his motives.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Vice Admiral Garp returns to Marine Headquarters and reports about Dunn.
• The Fleet Admiral, Sengoku, pressures Garp for more information about Dunn.
• Garp reveals Dunn's strength, his proficiency in both types of Haki, and his encounter with Jinbe.
• The Marines discuss Dunn's potential threat if he becomes a pirate.
• The World Government plans to make contact with Germa 66, and an Admiral is required for cooperation.
• Akainu volunteers to handle the Germa 66 situation, while Kizaru is ordered to go.

Character Developments

• Garp shows reluctance in discussing Dunn, hinting at his respect for Dunn's abilities and independence.
• Sengoku is determined to recruit Dunn into the Marines due to his potential threat as a pirate.
• Akainu demonstrates his eagerness to eliminate threats, volunteering for the Germa 66 mission.
• Kizaru shows reluctance in being ordered to handle the Germa 66 situation.

Significant Themes

• The Marines' interest in recruiting powerful individuals like Dunn to maintain their control and power.
• The World Government's manipulation of the Shichibukai system and their willingness to replace members like Doflamingo.
• The potential threat of Dunn as a pirate and the Marines' desire to prevent this.

Character Interactions

• Garp and Sengoku's interaction shows Garp's reluctance to discuss Dunn, while Sengoku is persistent in gathering information.
• Akainu and Kizaru's interactions demonstrate their differing attitudes toward assignments, with Akainu volunteering and Kizaru showing reluctance.
• Vice Admiral Tsuru's interactions show her intelligence and understanding of the situation, as she anticipates potential conflicts between Dunn and other powerful figures like Diamante and Arlong.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Garp meets with Sengoku and Vice Admiral Tsuru, discussing Dunn's potential and his possible stance against the World Government and Celestial Dragons.
• Dunn and Robin arrive in Kano Country, modeled after ancient Chinese style, but Dunn finds it lacking.
• Robin guesses Dunn might be after the "blank" ancient kingdom, but Dunn only wants to find Chinjao for a fight.

Character Developments

• Garp acknowledges Dunn's immense talent, comparing it to Charlotte Linlin's.
• Sengoku and Vice Admiral Tsuru consider Dunn's potential threat to their plans and discuss possible ways to recruit or neutralize him.
• Robin shows her ability to read people, guessing Dunn's thoughts about Kano Country, and suggests they sneak onto the Happo Navy's ship.

Significant Themes

• Talent and potential (Dunn's comparison to Charlotte Linlin, his future impact on the world)
• The World Government's plans and the Marines' response (Sengoku and Vice Admiral Tsuru's discussion on Dunn)
• Ancient history and its remnants (Robin's guess about the "blank" kingdom, Kano Country's style)

Character Interactions

• Garp, Sengoku, and Vice Admiral Tsuru discuss Dunn's future and the Navy's response.
• Dunn and Robin interact, with Robin guessing Dunn's thoughts and suggesting they sneak onto the Happo Navy's ship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn and Robin discuss Dunn's goals and motivations for becoming stronger and setting sail.
• They decide to make a name for themselves across the Four Seas, starting with the West Blue.
• They overhear that Chinjao, the highest bounty pirate in the West Blue, rarely appears, and his grandson now commands the Happo Navy.
• Dunn and Robin are surrounded by the Happo Navy, with Sai and Boo approaching them.

Character Developments

• Dunn: He shows a desire to make a name for himself but hasn't thought about his ultimate goals. He demonstrates confidence and calmness in the face of potential danger.
• Robin: She shows concern for Dunn's safety and offers suggestions for his goals. She also displays knowledge about the West Blue's power dynamics.

Significant Themes

• Ambition: Dunn's desire to make a name for himself and become stronger is a central theme.
• Pursuit of Goals: The chapter explores the idea of setting and working towards goals, as Robin suggests to Dunn.
• Power Dynamics: The West Blue's power structure is highlighted, with Chinjao's high bounty and the Happo Navy's influence.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Robin: They have a friendly and cooperative dynamic, with Robin offering advice and Dunn considering her suggestions. Dunn also shows affection towards Robin, kissing her on the forehead.
• Dunn and Sai/Boo: There's a clear tension and anticipation of a confrontation between Dunn and the approaching Sai and Boo.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sai, now a prominent figure in the West Blue, encounters Dunn and Robin in Kano Country.
• Dunn effortlessly defeats Sai and his Happo Navy officers using Conqueror's Haki and Armament Haki, showcasing his overwhelming strength.
• Sai attempts to fight back using the Happo Navy's signature technique, Hasshoken, but is easily defeated.
• Boo, Sai's brother, intervenes but is also quickly defeated by Dunn.

Character Developments

• Sai: Despite his newfound status and powers, Sai is still no match for Dunn, highlighting the vast gap in their strength.
• Dunn: Dunn demonstrates his immense power and confidence, showing no signs of taking his opponents seriously until they prove themselves.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The chapter emphasizes the power imbalance between Dunn and the Happo Navy, questioning Sai's initial overconfidence.
• Strength and Respect: Dunn's actions suggest that he respects strength and will only take opponents seriously if they prove themselves worthy.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Sai: Their interaction is one-sided, with Dunn easily defeating Sai and dismissing him as "too weak."
• Dunn and Robin: Robin expresses concern about their method of transportation, while Dunn is nonchalant about the situation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Robin and Dunn discuss Kano Country and the Happo Navy's treasure.
• Dunn uses Conqueror's Haki to incapacitate the World Government agents who captured Robin.
• Chinjao, enraged by the mention of Garp, prepares to confront Dunn.

Character Developments

• Robin becomes more comfortable around Dunn, showing playful banter.
• Dunn displays no interest in the Happo Navy's treasure, valuing money only for immediate needs.
• Chinjao's hatred for Garp and his descendants deepens, fueling his desire for vengeance.

Significant Themes

• Strength and self-reliance: Dunn emphasizes the importance of Robin developing her own strength.
• History and knowledge: Robin's historical knowledge impresses Dunn, and he sees her potential as a reminder of his goals.
• Hatred and vengeance: Chinjao's hatred for Garp and his descendants drives his actions.

Character Interactions

• Robin and Dunn's relationship continues to develop, with Robin showing curiosity about Dunn's motivations.
• Dunn offers guidance to Robin on her path to becoming stronger.
• Sai reports to Chinjao about Dunn, further fueling Chinjao's hatred and desire for confrontation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chinjao, enraged by hearing Garp's name, attacks Sai and later Dunn.
• Dunn, seeking to make a name for himself, fights Chinjao.
• Chinjao and Dunn clash, with Chinjao being kicked out of the city.
• Chinjao and Dunn engage in a serious fight, with Chinjao asking about Dunn's connection to Garp.

Character Developments

• Chinjao: His intense hatred for Garp is revealed, driving his actions. He's shown to be a formidable opponent despite his age.
• Dunn: He's confident in his strength and seeks to use Chinjao to make a name for himself. He's strategic and observant, noting Chinjao's use of Conqueror's Haki.
• Sai and Boo: They're shown to be lacking in training and discipline, as Chinjao scolds them for not improving.

Significant Themes

• Hatred and its consequences (Chinjao's hatred for Garp drives his actions).
• Ambition and its pursuit (Dunn seeks to make a name for himself by defeating Chinjao).
• The power dynamics of the pirate world (Dunn sees Chinjao as a stepping stone, while Chinjao is enraged by this).

Character Interactions

• Chinjao and Dunn: Their interaction is hostile, with Chinjao attacking Dunn due to his anger and Dunn fighting Chinjao to gain fame.
• Chinjao and Sai/Boo: Chinjao is disappointed in his grandsons' lack of training and scolds them.
• Dunn and Robin: Robin watches Dunn's fight from a distance, showing concern for his safety but also understanding his ambition.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn and Chinjao engage in a fist fight, showcasing their strength and speed.
• Dunn draws his sword and uses it to attack Chinjao, demonstrating his mastery of swordsmanship.
• Chinjao uses his "Martial Head" technique, driving his head into the ground to create a powerful shockwave.
• Dunn reveals he also possesses Conqueror's Haki, matching Chinjao's intensity.
• Chinjao cries after being defeated, causing Dunn to release killing intent, which Chinjao senses and responds with his own Conqueror's Haki.

Character Developments

• Dunn's combat skills and understanding of fighting improve significantly after his battle with Kuzan.
• Chinjao realizes Dunn possesses Conqueror's Haki and becomes more serious in their fight.
• Chinjao's pride is hurt after being defeated by Dunn, leading to a display of emotion and increased determination.

Significant Themes

• The power of Conqueror's Haki and its ability to instill fear and submission in opponents.
• The importance of pride and dignity in battle, as seen through Chinjao's emotional response to defeat.
• The joy and exhilaration of fighting, as experienced by Dunn.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Chinjao engage in a fierce battle, testing each other's strength and skills.
• Dunn's use of his sword against Chinjao highlights the difference in their fighting styles and weapon preferences.
• Chinjao's emotional response to defeat leads to a tense standoff with Dunn, showcasing the power dynamics between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chinjao uses his ultimate technique, "Cone Nail," which is a combination of his unique innate ability and Armament Haki.
• Dunn counters this with his own ultimate technique, using Armament Haki to enhance his Bajiquan fist strike.
• The clash of their techniques results in Chinjao's head deforming and forming a sharp spike, causing him to fly sideways and destroy everything in his path.
• Dunn's mastery of Armament Haki evolves to complete mastery, and he learns about the application of Conqueror's Haki from Chinjao.
• Chinjao, despite being injured, is overjoyed as the spike on his head returns, a feature he had lost in the past.

Character Developments

• Dunn improves his mastery of Armament Haki and gains insight into Conqueror's Haki.
• Chinjao regains a lost feature, the spike on his head, which seems to boost his confidence and spirit.

Significant Themes

• The power of Armament Haki and its different applications.
• The concept of "sharp horns equal vigor," suggesting that Chinjao's regained spike represents a return to his former strength and spirit.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Chinjao clash in a powerful exchange, leading to both learning from each other.
• Sai and Boo initially suspect Dunn of harming Chinjao but later witness Chinjao's joy at his regained spike.
• Dunn and Robin interact briefly, with Dunn protecting Robin from Chinjao's tears.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn defeats Chinjao, restoring his honor and wealth.
• Dunn asks Chinjao for a ship to the North Blue.
• Chinjao agrees, and a banquet is prepared.
• News of Dunn's victory spreads, reaching the World Economic Journal.

Character Developments

• Chinjao's personality changes back after regaining his honor and wealth.
• Dunn remains determined to confront Doflamingo in the North Blue.

Significant Themes

• The importance of honor and wealth to Chinjao.
• Dunn's resolve and determination in pursuing his goals.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Chinjao: Dunn defeats Chinjao, leading to a change in Chinjao's attitude.
• Chinjao and his grandsons: Chinjao grows displeased with Sai and Boo's behavior.
• Dunn and Robin: They discuss Dunn's plans to confront Doflamingo.
• Zoro and Kuina: Zoro shares the news about Dunn with Kuina.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn's defeat of Chinjao is reported in a newspaper.
• The Happo Navy, now a member nation, plans to turn in Chinjao for the bounty, causing concern among the World Government.
• Chinjao's treasure is revealed and celebrated by the Happo Navy.
• Dunn and Robin discuss the nature of treasure and accumulation.

Character Developments

• Dunn: He is now recognized as a formidable opponent, defeating Chinjao, a powerful pirate from the old era. He expresses discomfort with social events like banquets.
• Kuina: She shows curiosity and understanding about Dunn's strength and achievements.
• Koushiro: He acknowledges Dunn's strength and advises Zoro to focus on his own goals.
• Garp & Aokiji: They discuss Dunn's feat and anticipate his future actions.
• Sengoku: He regrets not being able to recruit Dunn and is concerned about the potential consequences of Dunn's actions.

Significant Themes

• Power and Recognition: Dunn's defeat of Chinjao brings him recognition and respect, but also raises concerns among the World Government.
• Social Discomfort: Dunn feels out of place at the Happo Navy's banquet, highlighting his preference for solitude and direct action over social interactions.
• The Nature of Treasure: Dunn and Robin discuss the purpose and value of treasure, with Dunn questioning the accumulation of wealth without use.

Character Interactions

• Zoro and Kuina: They discuss Dunn's strength and Zoro's goals, leading to a playful challenge between them.
• Dunn and Robin: They have a quiet conversation about the nature of treasure and Chinjao's treasure hoard.
• Chinjao and the Happo Navy: They celebrate Chinjao's regained weapon and treasure, showing unity and camaraderie within the navy.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn and Robin discuss a newspaper article featuring Dunn's fight with Chinjao.
• Robin expresses concern about the World Government's attention due to her past.
• Dunn reassures her that she's not as important as she thinks and that only certain people are interested in her.
• They discuss the Sea Train route and the World Government's interest in ancient weapons like Pluton.
• Robin reveals her goal to continue researching Poneglyphs to uncover the truth behind them.

Character Developments

• Dunn: Shows confidence in his abilities and plans to make a name for himself across the Four Blues before dealing with potential enemies in the Grand Line. He also expresses a desire to live steadily in this world.
• Robin: Reveals her ongoing goal to research Poneglyphs despite the risks. She also shows concern for Dunn and doesn't want to hide her intentions from him.

Significant Themes

• Power and Influence: The World Government's power and influence are discussed, with Dunn and Robin acknowledging their strength but also noting that they may not be as attentive to Robin as she fears.
• Goals and Ambitions: Both characters discuss their goals – Robin's pursuit of the truth behind the Poneglyphs and Dunn's desire to become an emperor of the seas.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Robin: They have a supportive and honest conversation, with Dunn reassuring Robin about her situation and Robin sharing her goals with Dunn. They also discuss their future plans together, showing a growing bond between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn and Robin discuss the possibility of Dunn becoming an Emperor of the Sea.
• Dunn suggests establishing an association, the Hunter Association, to rival the World Government, Navy, and pirates.
• They begin drafting a plan for the association, focusing on gaining a huge reputation across the seas as their first step.

Character Developments

• Dunn finds a new goal and motivation in establishing the Hunter Association.
• Robin demonstrates her intelligence and strategic thinking in helping Dunn draft the association plan.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and the pursuit of power.
• The struggle for recognition and reputation in the One Piece world.
• The importance of organization and planning in achieving goals.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Robin work together to brainstorm and draft the Hunter Association plan, showcasing their growing partnership and mutual respect.
• Dunn teases Robin, calling her his "personal secretary" and playfully threatening her when she challenges him.
• Robin playfully challenges Dunn, suggesting he become a "Sovereign Hunter" as the association's president, highlighting their comfortable and affectionate dynamic.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Robin and Dunn are caught in a compromising position by Sai, leading to misunderstandings and awkwardness.
• Dunn decides to disembark at the Reverse Mountain current confluence with Robin, planning to stir up trouble for her to gain experience.
• Sai and Boo discuss their plans to head to the North Blue, but Dunn declines their offer for a ride.

Character Developments

• Robin shows signs of growing confidence and willingness to engage in combat.
• Dunn demonstrates his trust in Robin's abilities and his commitment to her growth.
• Sai and Boo's dynamic shows their loyalty to Dunn and their eagerness to help him, despite their initial intentions.

Significant Themes

• Trust and Confidence: Dunn's trust in Robin's abilities and her own growing confidence in her skills.
• Growth and Experience: Robin's need for practical experience to improve her combat abilities.
• Loyalty and Friendship: Sai and Boo's loyalty to Dunn, despite their initial intentions.

Character Interactions

• Robin and Dunn: Their interaction shows a growing understanding and respect between them, with Dunn valuing Robin's skills and Robin appreciating Dunn's trust in her.
• Sai and Boo: Their dynamic shows a mix of loyalty, eagerness to help Dunn, and a touch of humor, as Sai tries to navigate his new role and Boo tries to keep him in line.
• Dunn and Sai/Boo: Dunn's interactions with Sai and Boo show his authority and their respect for him, as they quickly comply with his decisions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dunn and Robin prepare to leave the Happo Navy ship, with Dunn revealing his plan to create a Hunter Association.
• They set sail on a small boat, with Dunn using his Devil Fruit powers to propel them against the current through Reverse Mountain.
• Meanwhile, Viola, a dancer and spy, receives a message about Dunn's potential arrival in the North Blue.

Character Developments

• Robin becomes more determined to improve herself and work hard, influenced by Dunn's guidance.
• Dunn shows his ambition and power, deciding to create the Hunter Association and using his Devil Fruit powers to navigate the treacherous waters of Reverse Mountain.
• Viola remains vigilant and suspicious of Dunn's potential arrival, prioritizing her master's interests.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and determination: Dunn's desire to create the Hunter Association and Robin's resolve to improve herself.
• Power and influence: Dunn's use of his Devil Fruit powers and Viola's concern for her master's factory.
• Potential conflict: The possibility of Dunn's arrival in the North Blue and his confrontation with Doflamingo.

Character Interactions

• Dunn and Robin: They interact as allies, with Dunn guiding Robin and Robin showing determination to work hard.
• Sai and Boo: They help Dunn and Robin prepare for their departure, feeling grateful for Dunn's help and seeing him as a benefactor.
• Viola and Lao G: They communicate through a Den Den Mushi, with Viola receiving information about Dunn's potential arrival and expressing her concerns.