Valmar

Valmar is mentioned as the rebel leader who will receive the lethal weapon from Janley. He is described as capable of modifying the weapon to turn it on and off, …

Valmar is mentioned as the rebel leader who will receive the gun from Janley. He is described as believing he can modify the gun to turn it on and off, …

Valmar ambushed Polly from the shadows at Janley’s direction, holding her unconscious body as Janley directs the technician to restrain her. He questions Polly’s identity but accepts Janley’s explanation without …

Valmar is a willing participant in Janley’s scheme, though he is unaware of its full implications. He holds Polly’s unconscious body as directed, then eagerly accepts the lethal weapon from …

Valmar is repairing the communications desk under Bragen’s supervision, his frustration evident in his tense exchanges with Bragen. He tests the system with a call to the Terrace, his tone …

Valmar is hunched over the communications desk, repairing its faulty circuits under Bragen’s scathing criticism. He defends his work but is abruptly dismissed, his subordination to Bragen’s authority made painfully …

Valmar repairs the communications desk under Bragen's critical gaze, testing the communicator with a call to the 'Terrace' to verify its functionality. His exchange with Bragen is tense, with Bragen …

Janley seizes control of the lab during the confrontation, blackmailing Lesterson over Resno’s death and sedating him to suppress his dissent. She orders the Doctor and Ben’s removal, consolidating her …

Janley dominates the event with icy precision, blackmailing Lesterson into submission by revealing Resno’s death and framing it as murder. She orchestrates Lesterson’s sedation, ensures the Doctor and Ben are …

The Guard enforces Janley's orders, capturing the Doctor and Ben and removing them from the lab. His actions are neutral and obedient, reflecting his role as an enforcer of authority. …

Valmar assists Janley in the Dalek demonstration, rearming the Dalek with a control device and directing its actions. He follows Janley’s orders precisely, including the live test on her, and …

Polly is mentioned by Kebble as being ‘locked up safely’ by the rebels, serving as a bargaining chip or leverage. Her absence from the scene underscores the stakes of the …

Valmar is mentioned indirectly by Janley as the technician tasked with installing the Dalek power cable. His absence from the scene is notable—his work is framed as imminent ('He'll be …

Valmar is mentioned by Janley as the colonist tasked with fixing the ‘new Dalek power cable,’ implying he will arrive shortly to complete the installation. His role is critical to …

Valmar works diligently on the Daleks’ power connector, his hands steady but his resolve wavering. Polly’s warnings initially meet with dismissal, but her persistence—‘They’ll turn on you, too’—causes him to …

Kebble brings additional cables into the capsule, dismissing Polly’s warnings as nonsense and mocking her claims about the Daleks. He reveals Ben’s captivity under the guise of a 'slight fall,' …

Valmar works on the power connector for the Daleks, initially dismissing Polly’s warnings but showing signs of curiosity and skepticism. He defends Polly from Kebble’s insults and engages in a …

Valmar is caught in a moment of confusion and conflict as he works alongside the Dalek to finalize the static power circuit. His question—'Why can't you carry on with the …

Valmar is not physically present in the lab during this event but is referenced by Polly as having worked for the Daleks on their static power supply and as a …

Ben is referenced by Polly as having been captured by the Daleks. The Doctor dismisses his capture with a flippant remark, implying Ben can handle himself. This moment underscores the …

Valmar is not physically present in the scene but is a critical off-screen participant. He overhears Bragen’s treacherous plan from outside the Governor’s office door, setting the stage for his …

Valmar is off-screen but centrally present, his eavesdropping outside the Governor’s office door transforming him from a passive rebel into an active witness to betrayal. The scene’s tension is heightened …

Ben stands in the guest quarters, his posture defensive and his tone skeptical as he confronts Valmar. He questions Valmar’s loyalties and motives, but ultimately agrees to wait while Valmar …

Bragen is referenced indirectly but looms large over the scene as the catalyst for the conflict. His planned purge of former allies—including Janley and Valmar—drives Janley’s desperation and Valmar’s hesitation. …

Mentioned indirectly as the target of Janley and Valmar’s desperate plan. His treachery—planning to eliminate former allies like Valmar and Janley—hangs over the scene as a looming threat. Janley references …

Valmar, standing beside Janley, initially assists in directing the Dalek but grows increasingly frustrated as it misfires. He shouts for Janley to cut the Dalek gun off, his voice sharp …

Valmar is physically dragged to safety by Quinn as a Dalek materializes, his body tense with anxiety. His verbal protests ('No!', 'Don't be a fool.') reveal his pragmatic survival instincts, …

Lesterson’s fatalism is the scene’s dark heart. His admission about the power cable is casual, almost offhand, as if the colony’s doom is a foregone conclusion. He deflects the Doctor’s …

Lesterson, his face gaunt with exhaustion and resignation, reveals the existence of Valmar’s secret power cable, which taps directly into the colony’s supply. His admission is laced with fatalism, as …

Valmar clings to Janley's body, his grief palpable as he defends her character to Quinn. He reluctantly reveals the location of the Dalek power cable—inside the capsule—but insists it is …

Valmar assists the Doctor in retrieving and installing the sabotaged junction box, narrowly avoiding a Dalek’s attack as he escapes the laboratory just before the explosion. His actions are quick …

Valmar assists the Doctor in retrieving and rigging the junction box, narrowly avoiding a Dalek’s attack as he escapes the laboratory just before the Daleks open fire. His technical skills …

Valmar, who has overheard Bragen’s earlier treachery, fatally shoots him, declaring, ‘He was a murderer.’ After Bragen’s death, Valmar discusses the colony’s critically damaged electrical system with Quinn, underscoring the …

Valmar executes Bragen with cold pragmatism, justifying the act by exposing Bragen’s crimes as a murderer. His ruthless efficiency contrasts with Quinn’s call for unity, as he delivers a grim …