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[TheFlame52]

He won't go mad, but if he does you can say that your fortress makes demons go crazy. 

[Silverlock]

The three stages of information assimilation in bay 12:
1)horror
2)curiosity
3)weaponization

Aaahahahahaha!  It is so, so true!

[deve]

The three stages of information assimilation in bay 12:
1)horror
2)curiosity
3)weaponization

sigging that

[Giver99]

I think that it is a great Idea to trap him imagine the look on the goblins faces when they fall into a pit with a giant Demon geco! 

[Loud Whispers]

Imagine the look on the goblins' faces when they fall into a pit with a giant Demon gecko!

I'd reckon it'd be horribly mutilated.

[Larix]

If you keep a diplomat in captivity by not allowing him to move, the diplomat will just be 'visiting' and waiting to meet with your leader. His civ will not be angry at you and you can keep him there as long as you wish. Killing him, on the other hand...

If you prevent the diplomat from starting the meeting, this will block all following diplomats - they'll patiently wait for the first in line to finish business before approaching your noble. If you stop them from leaving, hm, i dunno? Merchants' yaks and donkeys can become melancholic when prevented from leaving, so maybe demons can, too.

A diplomat dying on your site (regardless of what the indicated cause of death was) will strain relationships with the civilisation, but if the traders like you because caravans regularly leave intact and with nice profits, chances are pretty good that they'll just shrug it off.