Dyoni

Jealous and resentful, masking her emotions with silence and withdrawal. Her emotional state is one of quiet frustration, feeling sidelined and unheard in the group’s discussions, particularly regarding Alydon’s focus on Susan.

Jealous and embarrassed, masking deeper insecurity about her place in the group and Alydon’s affections.

Jealous, resentful, and withdrawn, masking deeper insecurities about her place in the group and her feelings for Alydon

Playfully supportive, with underlying tension

Frightened and helpless—she’s caught in the crossfire of Ian’s provocation, her body language tense and her eyes wide with alarm. There’s a sense of violation when Ian grabs her, but also a quiet strength, as if she’s bracing for whatever comes next. Her emotional state is a mirror for the Thals’ collective fear and the cost of their pacifism in the face of the Daleks’ threat.

Frightened and helpless, her safety threatened by Ian's actions. Her emotional state is implied but critical—her fear provokes Alydon's protective violence, making her the unwitting catalyst for the Thals' shift from pacifism to self-defense.

Conflictedly resigned—she accepts the necessity of violence but is haunted by what it means for her people’s soul.

Cautiously skeptical, with a underlying anxiety about the mission’s success. She is not openly opposed to the plan but expresses her doubts, seeking reassurance from the Doctor’s confidence.

Warm and nurturing, with a quiet empathy that extends to both the departing companions and her fellow Thals. Her interactions are marked by a sense of care and connection, ensuring that the farewells are as meaningful as the time spent together. There is a sense of hope in her demeanor, as she looks toward the Thals’ future with optimism.