Dom Issigri

Not applicable (posthumous), but inferred as exhausted yet determined in life, with a sense of unfulfilled potential.

Not directly observable, but inferred as haunted—Dom’s memory is tinged with grief and exhaustion, reflecting the cost of argonite mining. Milo’s tone softens when mentioning him, suggesting a mix of respect and sorrow. The crew’s reactions (e.g., the Doctor’s deduction of argonite mining) highlight Dom’s role as a ghost of Ta’s past, shaping its present dangers.

Concerned but trusting in the Doctor’s guidance, with a underlying tension ready to act if needed

Skeptical but cooperative, his instincts aligned with the Doctor’s strategic approach.

Not directly observable, but inferred as despairing and fragmented. Dom’s long-term captivity has shattered his mind, leaving him a shadow of his former self. His study, now a prison, reflects his powerlessness, but his presence in Madeleine’s thoughts fuels her resistance.

Frustrated but determined. Jamie's emotional state is a mix of anger at Caven's cruelty and a deep-seated need to protect his friends. He chafes at the group's initial passivity, his questions a call to action. His frustration is tempered by his loyalty to the Doctor and his growing concern for Dom's well-being, channeling his emotions into a push for escape.

Righteously indignant, with an undercurrent of frustration at the group’s initial acceptance of Dom’s fate. His skepticism isn’t just about Caven’s motives—it’s a refusal to accept that such cruelty can go unchallenged. There’s a fiery determination in his voice, as if he’s ready to fight right now, consequences be damned.

A mix of frustration and determination. His emotional state is one of restless energy, channeling his skepticism into a drive for clarity. He’s not yet convinced escape is possible, but he’s unwilling to accept fatalism without challenge.

Deeply hopeless and withdrawn, though his technical knowledge inadvertently aids the group’s understanding of the grille’s limitations.

A fragile mix of hope and residual trauma, with a deep-seated desire to escape the confines of his past but fearing the unknown dangers ahead.

Not directly observable, but inferred as desperate and fearful, given his captivity and the threat to his life.

Unknown (but inferred as anxious or in peril, given the Doctor’s concern).

Resigned with undercurrents of guilt. His emotional state is a quiet storm: he feels the weight of his captivity under Caven, the failure of his corporation, and the danger he’s brought to Milo’s crew. The ‘Of course’ is laced with self-reproach—he knows this is his fault, and his exhaustion is as much emotional as it is physical.

Implied fear and desperation (off-screen, as he faces suffocation alongside Milo).

Panicked and desperate—his survival instincts override his usual composure, leaving him gasping and reliant on Milo’s actions to save them.

Disoriented and suffering—his emotional state is reduced to physical distress, but his collapse carries the weight of betrayal and helplessness. His silence speaks volumes, amplifying the tension in the room.

Not directly observable, but inferred as fearful or resigned, given his captivity and the threat to his life.

Inferred as anxious or resigned, given his captivity and the unpredictable nature of Caven’s actions.

Not directly observable, but his condition is one of imminent peril, his life dependent on the team’s ability to overcome the obstacles created by Caven and Dervish.

Facing imminent death aboard the Liz 79, likely experiencing panic and resignation as the oxygen dwindles, but holding onto hope that Madeleine will find a way to save him.

Unconscious and thus emotionally inert, but his physical state implies a deep, unspoken fear—both for his own survival and for the safety of his daughter, Madeleine. His emotional state is one of helpless exposure, a stark contrast to his usual technical competence and resilience.

Anxiously referenced (through Madeleine’s concern), implying relief at Milo’s confirmation but lingering worry about his safety.

Serious and determined—Dom’s tone is measured, but there’s an undercurrent of urgency. He knows the stakes, and his corroboration isn’t just about confirming facts; it’s about securing the future of his company and his family’s safety.

Disoriented but hopeful, his physical limitations tempered by the shared goal of regaining control of the ship. There’s a quiet resolve in his actions, a refusal to let his condition hinder the mission.

Confused and vulnerable, teetering on the edge of panic but briefly grounded by the mention of his daughter. His emotional state is a mix of fear, disorientation, and a flicker of hope at the prospect of seeing Maddie again.

Passive and resigned, too physically and mentally drained to resist or engage with the unfolding crisis.

N/A (off-screen, but implied to be a mix of relief at reunion and anxiety over the trial’s outcome).