Resno

Resno is only implied in this event, lurking unobserved in the laboratory as Ben retrieves the lamp. His presence is a silent, watchful force—a reminder of the colony’s scientific team …

Resno watches Ben retrieve the lamp from the laboratory, unnoticed by Ben. His presence is subtle but significant—he represents Lesterson’s team and the colony’s scientific faction, even if he’s not …

Lesterson defies the Doctor's accusations, denying he removed a Dalek and refusing to destroy them. He insists on his scientific duty to examine the Daleks, dismissing them as inert objects. …

Resno expresses unease about the Daleks and asks Lesterson if the Doctor can stop the experiments. He leaves the lab at Lesterson's instruction to fetch Janley, indicating his fear and …

Resno expresses fear that the Doctor might halt the experiments, prompting Lesterson to dismiss him and order him to fetch Janley. He leaves the laboratory before Lesterson retrieves the third …

Resno, visibly tense and confrontational, interrupts the wiring of the Dalek to voice his deep-seated fear of the machine and distrust of Lesterson’s experiments. He accuses Janley’s faction of treason, …

Resno is actively wiring the Dalek while engaging in a heated political debate with Janley. He accuses her faction of rebellion and warns of the Governor’s impending crackdown, his voice …

Resno is visibly tense, hunched over the power meters, his eyes darting between the dials and the Dalek. He reacts immediately when the Dalek's sucker arm twitches, vocalizing his fear …

Resno stands frozen, his eyes locked on the Dalek's eye-stick as it rises slowly, his voice trembling with conviction. He insists the machine is 'watching them,' his fear palpable as …

Resno monitors the power meters with intense focus, his hands trembling slightly as the Dalek’s sucker arm twitches to life. He gasps when the eyestick rises, his voice rising in …

Resno, positioned behind a camera tripod to document the Dalek's reactivation, becomes the Dalek's primary target. His hands tremble as he adjusts the camera, his voice laced with dread as …

Resno stands frozen in front of the Dalek’s eyestick, his body tense as the lens swivels to lock onto him. His hands tremble slightly as he adjusts the camera tripod, …

Resno, visibly unnerved by the Dalek’s predatory focus, reluctantly continues filming despite his growing unease. His fear is palpable as he expresses his belief in the Dalek’s intelligence, only to …

Resno is mentioned off-screen as the victim of a Dalek-related accident, his condition discussed in hushed tones by Lesterson and Janley. Though physically absent, his presence looms large as the …

Resno is referenced only in passing, his absence a silent reproach. Janley’s update—‘He’s had medical attention. He’s going to be all right’—paints him as a casualty of the experiment, a …

Resno is mentioned as the deceased assistant of Lesterson, whose murder is tied to the gun Janley is delivering to Valmar. His death is used as leverage against Lesterson and …

Resno is referenced posthumously as the victim of the gun Janley now holds. His murder—caused by the weapon’s lethal power—is used as leverage against Lesterson. Resno’s absence (his body hidden …

Resno is mentioned as Lesterson's deceased assistant, killed by the weapon Janley provided to the rebels. His death is used as leverage against Lesterson and as a tool to manipulate …

Resno is mentioned posthumously by Janley, who reveals his death to blackmail Lesterson. His absence looms over the scene, serving as a catalyst for Lesterson's emotional breakdown and Janley's manipulation. …

Resno is not physically present in this event but is referenced indirectly as the scientist whose death Janley used to blackmail Lesterson. His absence highlights the rebels’ willingness to use …