Ravon

The Doctor’s Frailty as a Weapon: Trust Collapses in the Kaled Storeroom

Not directly observable, but inferred as stern and unyielding in his leadership

General Ravon is mentioned indirectly by the Kaled soldier, who plans to alert Command Headquarters about the Doctor and Harry. Ravon’s authority is implied through the soldier’s deference to protocol …

The Doctor’s Gambit: Mockery as a Weapon in Ravon’s Strategy Room

Initially angry and fanatical, but rapidly shifting to humiliation and enraged submission as the Doctor outmaneuvers him.

Ravon begins the event as a confident, authoritarian figure, boasting of his genocidal plans to exterminate the Thals. However, the Doctor’s psychological provocation and sudden disarmament shatter his composure. Ravon’s …

The Doctor’s Verbal Sabotage: Turning Ravon’s Rhetoric Against Himself

Initially arrogant and fanatical, Ravon’s emotional state shifts to enraged humiliation as the Doctor outmaneuvers him. His pride is wounded, and his authority is stripped away, leaving him defiant but ultimately powerless to resist.

Ravon, initially arrogant and fanatical, boasts of his plans to exterminate the Thals and assert Kaled dominance. His authority is undermined by the Doctor’s sarcastic remarks and psychological tactics, leading …

The Unraveling: From Disguise to Desperation—Ravon’s Revelation and Nyder’s Betrayal

Surface: Defiant and frustrated, especially when Nyder undermines him. Internal: A mix of shame (for being overpowered) and resignation (accepting Nyder’s authority).

General Ravon begins the event with suspicion but is initially outmaneuvered by the Doctor’s psychological tactics. His frustration boils over when Nyder arrives, berating him for allowing the 'prisoners' to …

The Lift Trap: Nyder’s Betrayal and the Doctor’s Desperate Gambit

Confused and defensive, with a hint of resignation; his pride is wounded, but he knows better than to challenge Nyder directly.

Ravon is initially in control, escorting the Doctor and Harry toward the lift, but his authority crumbles when Nyder arrives. He is berated for his failure to secure the prisoners, …

Nyder’s Betrayal: The Lift’s False Mercy and the Doctor’s Desperate Gambit

Distrustful and defensive, his pride wounded by Nyder’s rebuke but unable to challenge the Kaleds’ ruthless protocols.

Ravon, reluctantly escorting the Doctor and Harry under duress, is confronted by Nyder, who berates him for allowing the ‘prisoners’ to overpower him. Ravon defends his suspicions about the Doctor …

The Doctor’s Truth and Nyder’s Fanatical Devotion: A Clash of Ideologies in the Strategy Room

Resigned frustration with undercurrents of indignation, masking a deeper sense of powerlessness in the face of Davros’ regime.

General Ravon, initially asserting his authority over the prisoners as 'the army's prisoners,' finds himself outmaneuvered by Nyder’s bureaucratic and ideological leverage. He reluctantly concedes to Nyder’s demands, first regarding …

The Doctor’s Alien Revelation and the Kaleds’ Hypocrisy Exposed

Frustrated but resigned, masking his discontent behind military protocol.

Ravon stands in the strategy room, initially asserting his authority as a Kaled general but gradually yielding to Nyder’s demands. He suggests the Doctor and Harry might be intelligent Mutos, …

The Council’s Blindfolded Judgment: A Warning Ignored

Neutral and detached, embodying the Council’s collective indifference to the Doctor’s pleas.

Ravon, another Kaled Councillor, announces the Council’s decision with a neutral tone, his demeanor reflecting the bureaucratic detachment of the Council. He does not engage in debate but instead delivers …

The Doctor’s Apocalypse: A Warning Ignored at Humanity’s Peril

Tense but focused—he is a soldier in a war, and this meeting is a battle of words rather than weapons. There’s a quiet intensity to him, as if he’s bracing for the council’s reaction.

Ravon stands beside Mogran, his presence a silent but critical support. He confirms the absence of listening devices, his voice steady and assured, but his posture betrays a man who …

A Pyrrhic Victory and a Desperate Rescue Mission

Cautiously pragmatic, with a sense of duty to aid the Doctor and Harry despite the dangers.

Ravon, a Kaled general, stands in the strategy room, providing critical intelligence about Sarah’s captivity in the Thal dome. He offers a map to the rocket silo and warns the …

A Fragile Truce and a Deadly Rescue Gambit: The Doctor’s Divided Mission

Calmly resolute, with an undercurrent of urgency—he recognizes the stakes but does not let emotion cloud his practical support.

Ravon stands as the pragmatic bridge between the Kaled Council’s political maneuvering and the Doctor’s urgent mission. He reveals critical intelligence about Sarah Jane Smith’s survival and enslavement in the …