Girolamo

Marco serves as Giuliano’s protector and sounding board, balancing a warrior’s discipline with pragmatic caution. His presence is a stabilizing force, countering Giuliano’s idealism with reminders of Federico’s ruthlessness. He …

Giuliano stands at his father’s deathbed, confronting Hieronymous with sharp disbelief about the prophecy’s accuracy, then directly challenges Federico’s indifference to the family’s grief while asserting his new role as …

Standing with resolve at his father’s bedside, Giuliano confronts Federico with measured defiance and grief. His rhetorical question about Federico’s ‘sport’ reveals his disdain for tyranny and his determination to …

Hieronymous mixes the lethal potion while nervously defending his timing; his growing belief in enhanced visions wavers under Federico's pressure and Giuliano's discernment. His scholarly demeanor cracks as occult confidence …

Engaged in spirited debate about scientific innovation, Giuliano confidently expresses excitement over new methods to study celestial phenomena despite Marco’s skepticism. His tone remains measured yet firm, even as Hieronymous …

Giuliano sits at his desk when Federico and Hieronymous enter. He challenges Federico’s intrusion and rejects Hieronymous’ horoscope outright. His defiance is sharp, anchored in his father’s skepticism. When faced …

Giuliano shifts from discussing scientific inquiry to challenging Federico personally about the escalating peasant rebellion, his tone shifting from curiosity to frustrated accusation while seated at his desk.

Giuliano responds to Hieronymous' prophecy with defiant skepticism while seated at his desk, dismissing astrology as superstitious nonsense. Federico's indirect mention of his father's unexplained death sharpens his frustration as …

Giuliano remains after Federico’s exit, his curiosity piqued by the Doctor’s unusual demeanor rather than by Federico’s crude labeling as a spy. His choice to linger signals a crack in …

Quietly attentive at the fringes of power, absorbing the confrontation. His whispered inquiry about the Doctor’s identity reflects nascent skepticism toward his uncle’s regime.

Standing over the turquoise corpse, Giuliano speaks with measured skepticism while clearly troubled by the sight. His posture suggests tension between intellectual denial and creeping dread as he questions what …

Giuliano stands over the turquoise-skinned corpse in his private chamber, visibly unsettled but exerting controlled authority. His tone shifts from dismissive to directive as he pivots from rejecting superstition to …

Giuliano arrives to free the Doctor and confides in him about Federico’s tyranny, his father’s murder, and the city’s future under such rule. He expresses fear for the people, not …

Duke Giuliano guides the Doctor to the alcove, exposing the guard’s body as proof of an unnatural force in the city. He explains the discovery at the city gates, articulates …

Giuliano guides the Doctor and Sarah to the alcove with a sense of purpose, explaining the corpse’s origins while struggling to reconcile his own rational worldview with the Helix energy’s …

Starts the scene unconvinced by supernatural claims, pushing back with pointed questions about burning wheels and celestial spirits while consuming breakfast; his skepticism cracks only when faced with the Doctor’s …

Giuliano reacts with visible unease as the Doctor’s announcement fractures their group. He stands mid-motion, his guiding hand frozen, as the ruins’ shadows swallow the Doctor’s retreat. His silence exposes …

Sarah Jane Smith is mentioned as part of the trio allied with Duke Giuliano and moving toward the ruined temple. Though absent from the scene, her involvement as the Doctor’s …

Duke Giuliano is referenced as accompanying the Doctor, moving with him toward the ruin. Though physically absent from the chamber, Giuliano becomes a pawn in Federico’s scheme and the Doctor’s …

Giuliano turns from intellectual debate to desperate defender as Federico’s men encircle him, gripping his longsword from the chest and testing its weight before facing impossible odds with resolute defiance.

Giuliano speaks passionately about his spherical Earth theory to Sarah Jane, then instantly shifts to combat readiness, drawing his sword to defend himself against Federico’s ambush despite overwhelming odds. His …

Giuliano stands braced between crumbling columns, gripping a longsword despite blood seeping through his left shoulder. He faces mercenaries alone until the Doctor arrives, then alternates between wielding his blade …

Giuliano fights off Federico’s mercenaries one by one on the path to the catacombs, his left shoulder visibly injured. He limps forward but maintains urgency, responding to the Doctor’s guidance …

Giuliano responds to the Doctor’s prompt with polite formality before immediately expressing resistance to entering the catacombs, citing their dangerous reputation. His denial of fear masks a deeper anxiety about …

Limps through winding catacomb passages clutching a lit torch, moving swiftly despite a wounded shoulder. His breathing is sharp and labored, but his eyes remain locked on the Doctor’s retreating …

Giuliano assists the Doctor in helping Sarah to her feet, his practical demeanor evident as he checks her condition and translates the Doctor's Latin phrase. His measured responses conceal deeper …

Giuliano responds to Sarah’s condition with immediate alarm, questioning why the Brethren would abandon her in the catacombs and helping the Doctor lift her to her feet. His practical assistance …

Giuliano hovers near Sarah, his gaze alternating between concern for her strange eyes and curiosity about the Doctor’s deductions. His physical presence is tense, his fingers gripping Sarah’s arm to …

Giuliano responds swiftly to the Doctor’s query, affirming their perilous location with matter-of-fact resolve. His mention of the secret passage introduces a glimmer of hope, revealing his hidden depth of …

Giuliano’s distress over Marco’s capture dominates his actions, as he struggles to reconcile personal attachment with the looming threat to his gathering. His defiance of the Doctor’s caution highlights his …

Giuliano is visibly distressed, defending his gathering of scholars as a vital intellectual movement while challenging the Doctor’s dismissal of his uncle’s threat. His protest over Marco’s capture underscores his …

Picks up his sword and leaves his chamber, intent on action, but is spotted in the corridor and forcibly seized by guards, demonstrating vulnerability despite his noble status.

Picks up his sword in his chamber, likely intending to confront the crisis, but two guards spot him in the corridor and forcibly restrain him. His fragile autonomy is quelled …

Giuliano, alerted by the disturbance, attempts to arm himself and join the fray but is intercepted in the corridor by the Count’s guards. His capture underscores the palace’s swift suppression …

Giuliano sits on the throne for the first time, addressing Marco with urgency while processing the gravity of losing control over his domain. His posture shifts between decisive command and …

Giuliano stands at the center of the throne room, flanked by Marco and palace guards, as timber is rushed to the west gate. He listens to Marco’s report about the …

Giuliano interrupts the Doctor’s calculations seeking advice about a palace masque, only to be redirected toward a tactical necessity. He provides the Doctor’s requested breastplate and wire, embodying the uneasy …

Giuliano enters the chamber seeking the Doctor’s advice about the pending masque, his tone respectful but slightly anxious. He mediates between urgent cosmic strategy and mundane courtly duties, bringing practical …

Giuliano sits rigidly on his throne, attempting to maintain a composed facade despite Marco's grim reports about the Brethren's surrounding presence. His questions betray his unease, and when Sarah presses …

Giuliano sits uneasy on his throne, shifting between Marco’s report and Sarah’s arrival. He voices discomfort at the unnatural calm of the Brethren’s presence, sensing the court’s shared unease.

Giuliano reacts to the Brethren's attack with shock and betrayal, realizing the party has been infiltrated by cultists. He warns Sarah of the deception, noting their trickery as the room …

Giuliano searches the hall for the Doctor and voices suspicion when Sarah calls out. Realizing the Brethren’s true nature, he shouts their betrayal, but his outrage is cut short when …

Giuliano calmly discusses the Doctor’s absence until Sarah’s horror unveils Mandragora’s possession. His recognition of the Brethren’s betrayal turns to desperate resistance before he’s silenced and dragged away as a …

Giuliano's cautious optimism evaporates under the weight of betrayal as he recognizes the Brethren's true nature. Following Sarah's alarm, he immediately comprehends the palace's infiltration, shouting accusations while standing exposed …

Giuliano stands with the Doctor and Sarah in the woodland, his body language reflecting gratitude and wistfulness. He presents a salami as a parting token and follows them toward the …