Beta Dalek

A state of high alert, his emotions a mix of fear for his people and frustration at the unfolding chaos. He is visibly relieved when the Doctor reassures him about the wasteland, but his caution lingers, a reminder of the deep-seated anxieties that govern Gond life.

A mix of fear and determination. He's terrified of what Thara's rebellion might unleash, but his loyalty to his friend overrides his caution. There's a flicker of guilt—he's the one who brought the news, after all—and a desperate hope that Selris will act in time. His emotional state is one of frantic urgency, caught between his role as a Gond leader and his personal bonds.

Trapped between idealism and desperation—his scientific curiosity clashes with the brutal reality of Eelek’s ultimatum.

Frustrated yet desperate; his defiance is tinged with fear, and his scientific pride is undermined by Eelek’s aggression.

Frustrated yet resolute, with a simmering anger at Eelek’s dismissal of reason and a deep concern for the Gonds’ survival.

Frustrated yet determined, masking deep concern for the Gonds' survival under Eelek’s leadership.

Frustrated but resolute, his scientific detachment cracking under the weight of political infighting and the looming threat of Eelek’s doomed assault.

Conflict-ridden—torn between his scientific curiosity and his fear of the Krotons, with a protective frustration that borders on paternalism toward Thara and Vana.

Frustrated and conflicted, torn between his loyalty to Kroton-imposed rules and the growing need for Gond resistance.

Inferred as focused and possibly anxious, given the urgency of their task and the earthquake’s interference. His absence suggests he is likely still engaged in the acid production, prioritizing the mission over personal safety.

Not directly observable, but inferred as determined and focused—his success with the acid is a quiet act of rebellion against Kroton oppression, and the crew’s reliance on him suggests a growing trust in Gond scientific capability.

Not directly observable, but inferred to be frustrated by the limitations of his work (the small batch of acid) and eager to contribute more effectively to the rebellion.

Not directly observable, but inferred to be motivated by the shared goal of freeing the Gonds from Kroton domination.

Anxious and uncertain, masking his fear with forced bravado and a sense of duty to his people.

Determined but conflicted, torn between the pragmatic warning about the collapsing structure and his loyalty to the Doctor and Zoe

Hopeful but slightly disheartened by the Doctor's departure, his excitement at the Krotons' defeat tempered by the realization that the Gonds must now rely on their own resources. He is determined to contribute to their scientific and technological independence.

Hopeful yet disappointed, with a quiet frustration at the Doctor’s departure. His determination to find their own answers is tinged with a sense of isolation, but he masks it with resolve, turning his focus to the challenges ahead.

Disappointed and slightly anxious, grappling with the realization that the Gonds must develop their own scientific capabilities without the Doctor’s direct involvement. His frustration is tempered by a determination to rise to the challenge, but the weight of uncertainty is palpable.