Michelle Leuppi

Externally composed, but internally there is a cold satisfaction in her success. She feels no guilt or hesitation in betraying the Doctor and Jamie; her allegiance is solely to the Chameleon cause. The brief moment when Jamie calls out to her may trigger a flicker of something—perhaps recognition of her stolen identity—but it is swiftly suppressed. Her emotional state is one of mission-focused detachment.

Alert and focused, with a sense of urgency as he supports the Commandant’s efforts to contain the situation. His emotional state is one of professional vigilance—he sees the Doctor and Jamie as a threat to be neutralized.

Confident in her role as an imposter, but her actions have unintentionally exposed the Chameleon operation to the Doctor's scrutiny.

Initially nervous and defensive, but rapidly descending into panic as the Doctor’s probing questions expose her as an imposter. Her emotional state is a mix of fear of being uncovered, desperation to maintain her cover, and a growing sense of helplessness as the Doctor’s suspicions are confirmed.

Defensive and increasingly distressed, masking her alien identity beneath a facade of human vulnerability.

Anxious and resigned, with a hint of fear. Michelle’s emotional state is a mix of self-recrimination for her failure and unease about the Doctor’s persistence. She defers entirely to Blade’s authority, suggesting a deep-seated loyalty to the alien hierarchy and an acceptance of her role as a disposable operative.

Unseen but implied as coldly efficient (consistent with her Chameleon allegiance).

Feigned professionalism masking deep anxiety about Samantha’s persistence and the risk of her cover being blown.

Frustrated and anxious, with a simmering undercurrent of fear—she knows the stakes of the missing passenger inquiry but is powerless to act without Blade’s approval. Her urgency masks a deeper concern: if the operation is compromised, her own safety (and identity) may be at risk.

Emotionally flat, operating purely within the parameters of her assigned role to maintain the Chameleon Tours facade.

Feigned bureaucratic detachment masking underlying frustration at Samantha’s refusal to accept the dismissal.

None (catatonic, no observable emotional state). Her condition is one of absolute emptiness, a void where her personality and consciousness once were.

Not directly observable, but inferred to be calculating and focused on maintaining her cover. Michelle’s emotional state is likely one of cold efficiency, as she follows the Chameleons’ orders to infiltrate and deceive. Her absence from this scene is a narrative device to heighten the tension, as the Doctor’s realization of Polly’s disappearance drives the plot forward.