Joanna

Princess Joanna enters the throne room with concern for Richard’s well-being, immediately noticing Vicki and mistaking her for a young man. She critiques Vicki’s clothing and inquires about her skills, …

Princess Joanna enters the throne room with concern for Richard’s well-being, only to be sidetracked by Vicki’s disguise. She critiques Vicki’s attire and queries her identity, revealing her observant nature …

Vicki, disguised as a young man named Victor, stands near the wounded knight, offering to help but being gently rebuffed by Ian. When Joanna enters and focuses on her, Vicki …

Ian stands outside the throne room, reflecting on the belt’s return and its lack of progress in resolving their situation. His tone is contemplative and slightly frustrated, indicating his growing …

Ian stands outside the throne room, discussing the stolen belt and Vicki’s clothes with the Doctor. His frustration is palpable as he realizes that returning the belt has not resolved …

Princess Joanna is mentioned in Richard’s peace treaty proposal as the intended bride for Saphadin, though she does not physically appear in this event. Her absence is notable, as her …

The Doctor, initially focused on maintaining Vicki’s disguise to navigate the dangers of Crusader Palestine, finds his plans upended by Joanna’s intervention. He engages in diplomatic conversation with her, offering …

The Doctor, initially defensive about Vicki’s disguise, quickly adapts to Joanna’s intervention, sensing an opportunity for alliance. He engages Joanna with a mix of deference and curiosity, probing her hints …

The Doctor is initially caught in his own deception, attempting to disguise Vicki as a boy for her safety. When Joanna exposes the ruse, he quickly adapts, accepting her protection …

Princess Joanna is not physically present in the throne room during this event but is the central subject of the debate. Her name is invoked as the key figure in …

Princess Joanna is the subject of the marriage proposal between Saphadin and King Richard, though she is not physically present in the throne room. Her potential alliance is framed as …

Princess Joanna is mentioned as the subject of the marriage proposal but is not physically present in the throne room. Her role is discussed in terms of political leverage and …

Princess Joanna is mentioned indirectly as the subject of the marriage proposal to Saphadin. Though not physically present, her role as a diplomatic pawn in the brothers’ strategic game is …

The Doctor expresses gratitude to Joanna for protecting Vicki but evades her questions about Richard’s plans, citing loyalty to the King. His diplomatic tightrope walk becomes evident as he tries …

The Doctor, standing beside Vicki, evades Joanna’s questions about Richard’s plans, citing confidentiality. He remains calm and diplomatic but visibly tense, whispering to Vicki that he has no desire to …

Joanna shifts from warmth and affection toward Vicki to furious defiance upon learning of Richard’s marriage plan. She rejects the idea of being a political pawn, invoking her loyalty to …

Joanna stands her ground in the robing room, her posture rigid with defiance as she locks eyes with Richard. Her voice is steady, each 'No' delivered with the precision of …

Joanna stands defiant before Richard, her posture unyielding as she invokes papal authority to reject the forced marriage to Saphadin. When Richard nearly strikes her, she exits the throne room …