Bettan

Initially skeptical and defensive, but subtly unsettled by the Doctor's revelations about Davros's true nature and the impending threat of the Daleks.

Defensive and dismissive, with an undercurrent of cautious curiosity that she quickly suppresses. Her surface confidence ('Davros is a hero') masks a subtle unease—the Doctor's conviction unsettles her, but she cannot afford to question her leaders' narrative.

Not directly observable in this event, but her earlier dialogue suggests a mix of loyalty to Davros and unspoken doubt—though she is not yet ready to confront it.

Terrified and disoriented, but rapidly shifting to a state of determined survival and nascent resistance against the Daleks.

Panicked yet determined, her shock at the Daleks' attack giving way to a focused urgency to survive and protect her people.

Conflicted but resolute—she is torn between her skepticism of the Doctor’s plan and the desperate need to save her people, ultimately choosing action over inaction.

Determined yet inwardly conflicted—her resolve is a shield against the guilt of delay, but the cries of trapped allies gnaw at her.

A steely determination masks the grief beneath—her people are gone, but her purpose remains. There's no room for hesitation, only the cold clarity of a soldier who has accepted that this is her final stand. The emotional weight is palpable, but she channels it into action, her voice firm and her gaze unwavering.

Urgent and resolute—she is driven by necessity, but her brief hesitation for Sevrin shows a flicker of compassion in an otherwise brutal mission.

A steely resolve, tempered by the weight of her responsibility. She is fully aware of the stakes and the potential loss of life, but her primary focus is on the greater good: the elimination of the Daleks. Her emotional state is one of grim determination, with no room for sentimentality or hesitation.

Determined and urgent, driven by the necessity of her mission to destroy the Daleks. Her emotional state is one of focused intensity, willing to make tough decisions for the greater good.

Resolute and unyielding—she sees the Daleks as an existential threat that must be eradicated, no matter the cost.

Determined and unyielding—her tone is clinical, reflecting her single-minded focus on destroying the Daleks and the Kaleds, regardless of collateral damage. There is no hesitation in her voice, only the cold calculation of a soldier executing orders.

Determined and urgent, driven by the need to destroy the Daleks and the bunker. Her emotional state is one of focused intensity, reflecting the high stakes of the mission and the limited time available.

Focused and urgent, her military precision drives the operation to destroy the bunker, leaving no room for hesitation or moral ambiguity.

Determined and focused, with no room for hesitation. Her tone is clipped and efficient, reflecting her military mindset and the high stakes of the operation. There is no emotional wavering—only the cold calculation of a soldier executing a plan.

Detached and resolute, driven by the need to ensure the mission’s success. Her emotional state is one of mission-focused determination, with little room for personal conflict or hesitation.

Resolute and mission-focused, Bettan’s emotional state is one of cold determination. She is focused on the success of the Thals’ mission, regardless of the cost.

Determined and resolute, with a sense of urgency to ensure the detonation of the bunker and the destruction of the Daleks, regardless of the consequences.

Determined and conflicted. She takes no pleasure in the Daleks' entombment, but she knows it was necessary. Her farewell to the Doctor is tinged with respect for his efforts, even if she disagrees with his philosophical detachment.

Determined yet conflicted, balancing military necessity with moral consideration.

Resolute with a undercurrent of conflicted duty. She is a soldier first, and her actions are driven by the greater good of her people—even if it means leaving allies (like the Doctor) to the last possible moment.

A tense mix of determination and moral weight—she knows the detonation is necessary to stop the Daleks, but the act of sealing living beings (even enemies) beneath rubble is not taken lightly. Her final exchange with the Doctor is brief but carries the weight of shared sacrifice. There is no triumph, only the grim acceptance of a necessary evil.

Determined and pragmatic, with a subtle undercurrent of empathy for the Doctor's plight. Her emotional state is a balance of resolve to complete the mission and acknowledgment of the moral complexities involved.

Determined but conflicted, with a growing sense of dread. Bettan is torn between her duty to her people and her empathy for the Doctor's situation, but her resolve never wavers. The moment the Doctor is safe, she acts without hesitation, triggering the detonation. As she watches the Daleks' declaration of independence, her expression hardens—she recognizes the birth of a new, genocidal force that will require all of the Thals' strength to counter. There's a quiet fury in her eyes, a determination to ensure that her people are ready for the war to come.