The Doctor

A mix of frustration at his own mistake and cautious relief as Harry takes control, masking deeper anxiety about the fragility of their mission.

Cautiously intrigued, with an undercurrent of foreboding—his instincts tell him this dome is not just a shelter but a harbinger of something far darker.

Reluctant yet determined, with a growing sense of moral conflict as he confronts the brutal origins of his greatest enemies.

Controlled urgency with underlying concern for Sarah and Harry, mixed with intellectual fascination at the paradoxes of Skaro's collapsing civilization.

Gravely concerned yet determined, masking a deep unease about the moral weight of their mission and the fragility of Skaro’s civilization.

Analytical but increasingly tense, masking concern for his companions beneath a veneer of calm authority.

Analytical urgency masking deep concern for his companions' safety, with a flicker of frustration at his own vulnerability in this moment.

Feigned calm masking deep anxiety and strategic focus

Confident, calculating, and subtly amused by Ravon’s fanaticism, masking a deeper urgency to prevent the Daleks' creation.

Calm, sarcastic, and triumphant, with a underlying urgency to escape and alter the course of Skaro’s war. His demeanor masks the physical toll of the environment, focusing instead on outmaneuvering Ravon intellectually.

Implied to be urgent and focused elsewhere, given the context of the mission. His absence in this moment underscores the stakes of their separation and the danger Sarah now faces alone.

Determined but increasingly anxious, masking his concern for Sarah’s safety and the mission’s stakes with sharp wit and quick thinking.

Surface: Focused and tactical, masking deeper concern for Sarah and the mission’s collapse. Internal: Frustration at the escalation, but resolve to outmaneuver their pursuers.

Calm exterior masking urgency and frustration; his usual whimsy is replaced by a sharp, survivalist focus.

Resigned urgency with underlying concern—feigns calm to steady Harry but is acutely aware of the mission’s fragility and the danger of separation.

Controlled urgency masking deep frustration—his plans unraveling, yet his focus remains razor-sharp to mitigate the damage.

Composed defiance with underlying urgency, masking a deep concern for the ethical implications of the Kaleds’ actions and the looming threat of the Daleks.

Righteously indignant, channeling his anger into sharp, revealing dialogue.

Fanatical triumph mixed with ruthless authority, masking deep insecurity about his own physical and moral limitations.

Feigned confidence masking deep anxiety and desperation—his usual charm is a thin veneer over the realization that his only means of escape has been taken.

Feigned calm masking deep anxiety and urgency, with flashes of defiant wit to cope with the dire situation.

Feigned calm masking deep anxiety and urgency; a mix of defiance and desperation as the weight of their predicament becomes undeniable.

Calm on the surface, but deeply alarmed by the Dalek’s emergence, masking a sense of urgency to prevent its creation while navigating the moral complexities of interfering with history.

Calculating and tense, masking deep concern for the Daleks' genesis and the moral fracture in the Kaled regime.

Alarmed but composed, masking deep concern for the Dalek's implications while calculating how to turn Ronson's defiance into an alliance.

Confident, subtly provocative, and emotionally engaged—masking urgency with wit to exploit Ronson’s vulnerability.

Calculating confidence masking deep urgency; feigned nonchalance to mask the weight of the moral dilemma at hand.

Strategically composed with underlying urgency—feigns nonchalance to mask the high stakes of turning Ronson into an ally, while internally driven by the moral imperative to stop the Daleks.

Horrified and conflicted, his usual composure replaced by a raw, visceral reaction to the monstrous future he has just witnessed.

A man racing against time, his frustration at Ronson’s hesitation tempered by his understanding of the moral weight Ronson carries. His urgency is palpable, but so is his empathy—he knows Ronson is trapped between loyalty and conscience, and he pushes him not out of cruelty, but out of necessity.

Determined and urgent, but not without compassion. He recognizes Ronson’s suffering and uses it—not cruelly, but efficiently—to advance his mission. There’s a flicker of unease when the cave’s horrors are mentioned, but his focus remains on the immediate goal: escape and intervention.

Calm but urgent, with a underlying tension that reflects the weight of their actions and the moral ambiguity of interfering with history.

Confident and empathetic on the surface, but beneath it, there’s a quiet urgency—a recognition that this moment is a turning point. He’s acutely aware of the moral weight of their actions, yet he channels that awareness into decisive action rather than hesitation. There’s a flicker of something deeper, too: a sense of responsibility not just for the mission, but for the people caught in its crossfire, like Ronson.

Cautiously alert with underlying dread—he recognizes the roar as a sign of the monstrous future they are trying to avert, and the weight of that future presses on him even as he focuses on immediate survival.

Desperately urgent, bordering on exasperation as he realizes the Council’s inaction will doom them all.

A complex blend of urgent determination and profound sorrow. He is acutely aware of the cost of his decision—leaving his companions to face danger alone—but his belief in their strength and the necessity of the mission overshadows his personal fear. There is a quiet steel in his resolve, tempered by the weight of what he is asking of them.

Urgent and determined, with a growing sense of frustration at the obstacles standing between him and his goal. His emotional state is one of focused intensity, driven by the knowledge that time is running out.

Urgent and determined, with a deep sense of responsibility to prevent the genocide.

Determined and conflicted—his actions are driven by a sense of urgency and purpose, but there’s an undercurrent of guilt or hesitation as he overrides Harry’s plea to find Sarah. His emotional state is one of grim resolve, acknowledging the moral weight of his decision.

Urgent and focused, with an undercurrent of frustration at the obstacles delaying their progress. His concern for Harry is genuine but tempered by the larger stakes, revealing a calculated empathy—he cares, but the mission cannot wait. There’s a quiet desperation in his actions, a sense that time is running out, and every second counts.

Controlled urgency with underlying frustration—the Doctor is visibly focused on solving the immediate crisis (Harry’s trapped leg) and then pivoting to the larger mission (warning the Kaleds). His tone is brisk and efficient, but there’s an unspoken tension beneath the surface, likely stemming from the moral dilemma of choosing between rescuing Sarah and stopping Davros. The snarl in the dark amplifies his sense of impending threat, reinforcing his need to act decisively.

Grave resolve masking deep frustration—his scientific mind is horrified by the Kaleds' willful blindness, but he channels it into a steely determination to make them see.

Frustrated yet determined, with a growing sense of urgency and foreboding about the path ahead.

A mix of frustration at the Council’s inaction and steely resolve to take direct action, tempered by the weight of the mission’s dangers.

Tense and urgent, with a growing sense of dread as Davros’ words confirm his independence. The Doctor’s emotional state is a mix of frustration (time is running out) and resolve (he must act to stop Davros). His silence and sharp focus betray a deep concern for the consequences of Davros’ unchecked ambition.

A storm of horror and urgency; he is both repulsed by Davros’s actions and galvanized by the need to act before it’s too late.

Alarmed and determined, with a growing sense of urgency. His internal state is one of frustration at the Thals’ blind confidence and the looming catastrophe, but also a steely resolve to act before Davros’s plan comes to fruition.

A mix of horror and urgent resolve, realizing the immediate threat to the Kaleds and the broader timeline.

Determined yet conflicted—urgent to act but aware of the moral cost of deception and violence, even in self-defense.

Desperate and determined, with a sense of urgent resolve. The Doctor is fully aware of the stakes and is willing to take extreme measures to prevent the impending destruction and rescue Sarah Jane.

Urgent determination bordering on desperation—his calm exterior masks the weight of his gamble, knowing that failure means the Daleks’ creation and the end of the universe. The electrocution twists his plan into a personal ordeal, but his resolve does not waver.

Urgent and focused, with an underlying sense of desperation as he races against time. His emotional state shifts from determination to frustration as his plan begins to unravel, but he remains resolute in his mission. There is a hint of self-sacrifice in his decision to stay behind and face the consequences alone.

Frustrated yet determined, with a underlying current of desperation as his sabotage attempt fails.

Horrified and morally devastated, grappling with the realization that his presence and actions may have inadvertently contributed to the Kaleds' annihilation, while simultaneously feeling powerless to stop the Thals' genocidal act.

Horrified and emotionally shattered, grappling with the realization that his actions have led to the annihilation of a race and the birth of a genocidal force.

Horror and guilt, tinged with a deep sense of helplessness and moral failure. His emotional state is one of profound despair, as the weight of his inability to prevent the catastrophe presses down on him.

A volatile mix of urgent desperation (to stop the Daleks) and deep remorse (for his companions' deaths), tempered by righteous indignation at the Thals' blind faith in Davros. His surface calm masks a simmering anger at the futility of reasoning with ideological fanatics.

Guilt-ridden and determined, grappling with the moral weight of his failure to stop the Daleks and the loss of his companions. His emotional state is a mix of despair and resolve as he vows to continue his mission.

A mix of horror, urgency, and helplessness—he knows the stakes of what is happening but is powerless to intervene directly in this moment. His silence is heavy with the weight of what is to come.

Urgent and alarmed, with a deep sense of guilt and moral conflict over the Daleks' creation and the failure to prevent their rise.

Horrified and urgent, masking deep moral conflict beneath a veneer of decisive action.

Urgent and resolute, with an undercurrent of moral conflict—he is acutely aware of the ethical weight of his proposal but pushes forward with grim determination.

Shocked relief at seeing Sarah and Harry alive, quickly shifting to desperate urgency about the stolen Time Ring. His focus narrows to a single, critical goal: reclaiming the artifact before it’s lost forever.

Frantic but focused, his relief at reuniting with Harry and Sarah tempered by the immediate need to retrieve the Time Ring and halt the Daleks’ creation.

Determined yet conflicted—urgent to act but aware of the moral cost of his plan. His tone is calm, but his underlying tension suggests a deep unease about the alliances he is forging.

Warily attentive, balancing the need to protect his companions with the weight of his knowledge about the Daleks’ future. His moral conflict is palpable, though he remains focused on the immediate threat.

Calm on the surface, but internally conflicted about the ethical implications of his actions.

Feigned nonchalance masking deep moral conflict and tactical focus. His external demeanor is lighthearted and reassuring, but internally, he is acutely aware of the ethical implications of his mission and the potential cost to his companions' trust.

Determined and urgent—their actions are calculated to intervene at the precise moment of vulnerability, exploiting the Daleks’ paranoia.

Determined and alert, using stealth to infiltrate and disrupt Davros’s plans, though his emotional state is not directly observable.

Resigned yet alert, with a simmering defiance beneath his composed exterior. He is acutely aware of the moral weight of his mission and the inevitability of the confrontation with Davros.

Determined yet deeply conflicted, oscillating between hope for Davros’s redemption and despair at the inevitability of the Daleks’ rise. His defiance masks a profound sadness for the suffering he cannot prevent.

A complex blend of righteous indignation (at Davros’s cruelty) and deep compassion (for the potential victims of the Daleks), tempered by controlled urgency. His surface calm masks a fervent determination to protect the timeline, even at personal cost. There’s also a subtle undercurrent of sorrow, knowing the futility of appealing to Davros’s better nature.

Resolute but internally conflicted, balancing moral conviction with the weight of knowing the future consequences of his actions.

Tormented by the suffering of his companions but steeling himself with the knowledge that their pain is a necessary evil to prevent a greater catastrophe. His emotional state is a complex interplay of anguish, resolve, and moral conviction—each scream from Sarah and Harry cuts deeper, yet his determination to protect the future hardens his stance.

A storm of moral conflict—grief for the Thals, anger at Davros, and a deep, gnawing dread at the prospect of genocide. His determination is tempered by a heavy sense of responsibility, as if the weight of the universe’s future rests solely on his shoulders. There is no triumph here, only the cold calculus of necessity.

A maelstrom of anguish and self-loathing—the Doctor is torn between relief at sparing his friends and horror at what he’s unleashed. His emotional state is raw and unguarded, a far cry from his usual composed demeanor. There’s a flicker of defiance when Davros tries to engage him as a scientist, but it’s quickly smothered by exhaustion and the weight of his choices.

A shattered mix of guilt, despair, and reluctant acceptance—his moral compass fractured by the weight of his companions' suffering, yet still grappling with the consequences of his betrayal.

Desperate yet defiant, grappling with the moral weight of his actions and the futility of coercion against Davros’s fanaticism.

A mix of righteous fury and deep moral anguish, oscillating between the conviction that he must stop Davros at any cost and the horror of realizing he is becoming as ruthless as the enemy he fights.

A tumultuous mix of revulsion at his own actions, desperate hope that coercion might work, and crushing defeat as his plan unravels. His emotional state reflects the weight of compromising his principles in a hopeless situation.

Determined yet morally burdened, oscillating between resolve and the weight of his actions—knowing that even a temporary victory may come at an unbearable cost.

Conflicteds and introspective. The Doctor’s emotional state is one of quiet turmoil, as if he is processing the moral implications of his presence in this war. His passivity in this moment suggests a man burdened by the weight of his choices, even as he is physically manipulated by others.

Worried but determined—she is deeply concerned for the Doctor’s well-being and the mission’s success, but she trusts his judgment and is prepared to follow his lead.

A fragile calm masking deep moral turmoil. His exterior is controlled, but his internal conflict is evident in his choice of words ('providential,' 'only one still open') and the weight of his declaration. There is a sense of inevitability in his tone, as if he has already accepted the cost of his choice.

Resigned yet steely, masking deep moral conflict beneath a veneer of clinical detachment. His emotional state is a paradox: he is both horrified by his own decision and convinced of its necessity, creating an internal storm that manifests as eerie calm.

Feigned calm masking deep moral conflict and existential dread over the genocide he is about to commit.

Detached pragmatism masking deep moral conflict and emotional burden, with a resolve to act decisively despite the ethical weight of his actions.

Calculating but not cold—his determination is tempered by the weight of the moral dilemma he’s facing. He’s a man who has seen the consequences of war, and he’s acutely aware that Sevrin’s guidance could either save the universe or doom it.

Horrified, desperate, and physically pained—his usual defiance replaced by a raw, visceral reaction to the grotesque violation of his body. There’s a flicker of shame beneath the pain, as if he’s failed not just his mission, but his own principles.

A complex blend of urgency, relief, and deep moral unease. He is driven by the need to survive and protect his companions, but the sight of the Daleks' betrayal and their declaration of conquest weighs heavily on him, reinforcing the cost of his actions and the stakes of the future.

A storm of conflicted guilt and desperate pragmatism—his actions have saved the universe from one horror, only to unleash another. The weight of complicity presses on him as he watches the Daleks’ first exterminations.

A storm of guilt, desperation, and frustration. The Doctor is acutely aware of the moral weight of his actions—sabotaging the Daleks’ creation—but is now forced to confront the personal cost of his choices. His emotional state is a mix of defiance (fighting for the Time Ring) and despair (realizing the bunker is collapsing around them).

Torn between despair and determination—he is paralyzed by the weight of his choices but ultimately forced into action by external pressures.

Tormented yet hopeful, oscillating between despair at the weight of his decision and relief at the possibility of a diplomatic solution. His emotional state is a fragile balance of introspection and urgency.

Paralyzed by moral conflict—he is drowning in the weight of his choices, torn between the Time Lords’ mission and his own principles. His hesitation is not weakness but a profound existential crisis.

A storm of existential dread and moral paralysis, oscillating between righteous conviction and self-loathing. His fear of becoming what he fights—ruthless and genocidal—paralyzes him, yet his resolve to uncover Nyder’s betrayal hints at a deeper, pragmatic urgency.

Calculating and focused, with underlying tension about the moral consequences of his actions. His emotional state is one of determined resolve, tempered by the weight of the decision he must make regarding the Daleks’ fate.

Calculating and focused, but beneath the surface, he grapples with the ethical weight of his actions and their potential consequences for the timeline.

Initially triumphant and self-assured, but rapidly descending into stunned despair and existential dread as the weight of their actions—and the loss of the Time Ring—sinks in. Their surface confidence masks a deep anxiety about the consequences of altering history.

Calculating detachment masking deep conflict—feigned reassurance conceals the weight of his actions and the moral cost of erasing history.

Feigned confidence masking deep anxiety and moral unease—his surface-level assurance ('Davros' power is broken') contrasts with the unspoken dread of losing the Time Ring and the Daleks' inevitable rise.

Initially triumphant and dismissive, shifting to flustered and momentarily vulnerable upon realizing the Time Ring is missing, masking deeper anxiety about the irreversible consequences of their actions.

Gravely concerned, with a growing sense of moral urgency and helplessness as he witnesses the massacre.

A deep, gnawing conflict between his desire to act and the paralyzing realization that any intervention at this point would be futile. There is a quiet, simmering anger at Davros' manipulation, but it is tempered by a heavy sense of responsibility for the consequences of his own actions—particularly his role in hastening the Daleks' creation.

Gravely concerned, with a simmering sense of urgency and moral outrage at the unfolding genocide.

Conflicted and internally torn, masking his anxiety with a facade of calm determination.

A mix of urgent resolve and deep moral conflict, knowing the irreversible consequences of his actions but committed to preventing the Daleks' rise.

A complex blend of determination and dread, masking deep anxiety about the irreversible consequences of his actions. His emotional state is one of resolute burden, driven by the weight of his responsibility to prevent the Daleks' rise, even at the cost of his own life.

Resolute yet burdened by the weight of his choice, the Doctor exhibits a mix of determination and moral conflict. His emotional state is one of quiet resolve, knowing the stakes and the potential cost of his actions.

Tormented yet resigned, with a flicker of dark hope. His surface calm masks a deep unease about the consequences of his inaction, but he clings to the belief that even from destruction, something redemptive may emerge.

Resigned yet determined, with a haunting undercurrent of existential melancholy. His actions are pragmatic, but his words betray a deep, almost fatalistic acceptance of the Daleks' inevitable role in the universe.

A complex blend of resignation and dark acceptance, tinged with moral conflict. The Doctor feels the weight of his failure to destroy the Daleks, yet there's a flicker of fatalistic understanding—almost as if he recognizes the inevitability of their rise as part of a larger, tragic cosmic balance. His emotions are subdued but intense, reflecting both the horror of what he's witnessed and the grim determination to move forward despite it.

Resigned yet determined, masking deep existential conflict beneath a veneer of calm acceptance.

Resigned yet philosophically hopeful, masking deep moral conflict beneath a veneer of calm detachment. His emotional state oscillates between horror at the Daleks' genocide and a cryptic, almost serene acceptance of their inevitable rise.

A profound sense of tragic inevitability—he is neither triumphant nor defeated, but rather grappling with the weight of a choice that has set the universe on a darker path. There is a quiet acceptance of the Daleks' rise, tempered by the hope that 'something good' may emerge from their evil, though he does not elaborate on what that might be.