Griffiths

Griffiths questions the sudden timeline of the heist and voices concerns about police response, showing reluctant compliance and discomfort with Lytton’s escalating demands. His skepticism is met with cold threats, …

Standing with Lytton and Payne, Griffiths listens with growing discomfort as the plan unfolds, visibly sceptical of the explosives’ use in the sewers. He vocalises concern about the potential police …

Griffiths voices discomfort with Lytton’s use of the sub-machine gun and later aligns his dissent with Russell’s concerns, calling attention to the crew’s secrecy and the potentially lethal consequences of …

Griffiths complains loudly about the distance they must travel and the discomfort of his boots, resenting Lytton’s orders. His presence reveals a tension between reluctant duty and vocal opposition, culminating …

Voices concrete complaints about physical discomfort and mission logistics, questioning the distance and grumbling about his boots. His comments highlight the crew’s poor conditions while maintaining reluctant participation.

Griffiths fidgets under Lytton’s gaze, his tone shifting from deference to confusion and then defensiveness. He stands in the grime and drips of the sewer lair, voice climbing as he …

Griffiths offers a grimly cynical remark from the sidelines, suggesting the trespassers may be police who will quickly dismantle Lytton’s operation. Though not physically in the Cyber Lair, his voice …

Griffiths stands defiant in the Cyber-like manner until the Cyber Leader reacts with crushing force, subduing him instantly. His physical resistance ends in a brutal display of power, after which …

Griffiths interrupts the confrontation with confused panic, demanding clarity about their destination Telos. His outsider status amplifies the growing distrust by symbolizing the broader panic and lack of control over …

Griffiths reacts with escalating distress, his questions piercing the tension as he processes alien terminology and temporal mechanics. His physical presence betrays increasing anxiety as the reality of their situation, …

Griffiths remains confused and peripheral, repeatedly asking what is ‘the matter’ while not comprehending the underlying horror being revealed. His presence highlights how moral reckonings can pass unnoticed by those …

Griffiths remains on the periphery, voicing confusion about Telos and the Cybermen’s craving for cold environments, his questions betraying a basic lack of contextual awareness that deepens his vulnerability to …

Griffiths reacts with confusion and rhetorical skepticism, asking about an 'organ' in response to the oppressive atmosphere. Though present, he is marginalized in the dialogue and action, embodying a bystander …

Griffiths asks a confused question about the organ earlier in the scene, implying disorientation and unease within the tombs, but does not speak during this specific event segment.

Griffiths asks a naive and ill-timed question about the 'organ' in the Cyber Tombs, betraying his ignorance of the tombs’ true purpose as a resting place for dormant Cybermen. His …

Griffiths runs with Lytton through the Tombs, responding to urgent commands as rogue Cyber units attack. His compliance reflects reluctant survival instincts rather than bold initiative, highlighting the oppressive atmosphere …

Griffiths repeatedly halts and questions why they are in the tunnel system, demanding answers from Lytton while eyeing the new figure, Threst, with suspicion. Confronted with Lytton’s revelation that the …

Griffiths, clad in his rucksack of supplies, stands visibly shaken as Lytton outlines a mission that offers fortune or annihilation. His posture betrays reluctance and fear, though he ultimately accepts …

Griffiths follows closely behind Lytton, his actions reluctant and hesitant, but he complies by helping to seal the hatch. His confusion and caution are palpable as he navigates the unfolding …

Griffiths is forced into submission by Bates’ threats, surrendering both his Cyber Gun and Supply Bag. Horrified by Bates’ revealed cybernetic arm, he voices growing dread about their shared fate …

Griffiths actively participates with visible confusion and apprehension, following Lytton's lead while questioning the unfolding events. He obeys Bates' orders under duress, allowing himself to be frisked, and expresses concern …

Griffiths marches confidently ahead, leading Bates and Stratton up the ladder while Lytton remains momentarily behind. His focus on the mission is shattered as Lytton's desperate cry interrupts the ascent, …

Griffiths exists off-stage but hears the time vessel land on Cyber Control's roof above him, further confirming the urgency of the situation. His presence is implied through environmental cues, representing …

Griffiths, armed with a Cyber gun, tries to join Bates and Stratton’s escape attempt, urging haste before the Cybermen react. He is shot in the back by a Cyberman while …

Gripping a discarded Cyber gun, Griffiths attempts optimism as he and Stratton believe they have evaded immediate danger. His momentary hope curdles instantly when Bates is violently pulled against the …