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A dark underground prison is called a dungeon. These were very popular in the medieval era, due to the difficulty of escaping, and relative ease of maintenance. A prisoner would have to escape up several floors past guards and other residents of the fortress/castle in order to escape. Alternatively, a prisoner could get out through an underground passage, but these were very rare, and often were unstable.

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The word "dungeon" is usually used, dating from the castles of the Middle Ages. A related French term is the oubliette, a dungeon that typically had a single entrance in its ceiling.

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It is called a dungeon.

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A dungeon

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dungeon

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