Pankot Palace Individual Servant

dutiful discreet efficient

A singular male servant in Pankot Palace who performs intimate, narrative-critical tasks (e.g., lighting candles for Indiana’s whip demo, covering Willie Scott with a blanket) rather than broad hospitality duties. Distinct from the collective 'Pankot Palace Servants' group.

7 appearances

Pankot Palace service

Also known as: servant, Servant

Pankot Palace …'s Journey

A timeline through the narrative

7 moments

S1E2 · INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM

The Maharajah’s Predatory Gaze: Whip, Whispers, and the Cult’s Shadow

Neutral and focused on their duties, with no awareness of the unfolding dangers. Their emotional state is one of quiet efficiency, oblivious to the cult’s machinations.

The palace servant lights a candle in the Pleasure Garden, which Indiana uses as a target for his whip demonstration. Their role is brief but functional, setting the stage for …

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S1E2 · INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM

The Whip’s Bite: Cult Shadows and the Maharajah’s Curse

Detached and focused on their duties, unaware of the deeper tensions in the palace. Their role is functional and unobtrusive.

The palace servant lights a candle in the Pleasure Garden, which Indiana’s whip snaps out during his demonstration. Later, the servant enters Willie’s chambers to cover her with a blanket …

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S1E2 · INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM

The Maharajah’s Gaze: A Fracture in Reality (Fear vs. Reason, Control vs. Chaos)

Neutral and dutiful—his emotional state is one of quiet professionalism, unaware of the deeper horrors around him.

The palace servant lights a candle in the Pleasure Garden, which Indy uses as a target for his whip demonstration. Later, the servant enters Willie's suite to tend to her, …

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S1E2 · INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM

A Whip Crack in the Dark: Fear, Flirtation, and the First Glimpse of the Cult’s Power

Resigned and slightly anxious—he goes about his duties, but the air of unease in the palace is palpable, even to him.

The Palace Servant lights a candle in the Pleasure Garden, providing a target for Indy’s whip demonstration. Later, he enters Willie’s chambers to tend to her, covering her with a …

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S1E2 · INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM

Indy’s Possession: The Cult’s Hollow Comfort and Willie’s Descent into Horror

Neutral and oblivious, her actions driven by routine rather than awareness of the impending nightmare. Surface: Calm and efficient. Internal: Unaware of the cult’s influence or the danger lurking beneath the palace’s veneer.

The Palace Servant enters Willie’s suite to tend to her, covering her with a blanket and dropping the mosquito netting as Indy departs with Blumburtt and Chattar Lal. Her actions …

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S1E2 · INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM

The Hollow Possession: Indy’s Fall and Willie’s Nightmare

Neutral and detached, performing their duties without suspicion. Their emotional state is passive, unaware of the supernatural forces at play.

The Palace Servant enters Willie’s suite to tend to her, covering her with a blanket and dropping the mosquito netting before Indy’s return. Their actions—though minor—set the stage for Willie’s …

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S1E2 · INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM

Kali’s Possession: The Hollow Man and the Thuggee Ambush

Indifferent and focused on their duties, unaware of the supernatural forces at play. Their emotional state is one of quiet efficiency, oblivious to the danger lurking beneath the palace’s surface.

The Palace Servant enters Willie’s suite to tend to her, covering her with a blanket and dropping the mosquito netting as Indiana leaves. This action is mundane but foreshadows the …

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Affiliation

Thuggee Cult

Kali-Devoted Rituals, Human Sacrifice, and Sankara Stone Acquisition