German Imperial Soldier

Hostile and authoritative during the capture, shifting to a state of frustration and vulnerability as they are overpowered by Jamie and the Doctor. Their emotional state is marked by a mix of aggression and professional detachment, reflecting their role as enforcers of the war’s brutality.

Suspicious and tense. The German soldier is fully engaged in his role as a patrolman, his instincts telling him that something is off about the ambulance and its occupants. He is not yet fully convinced by the Doctor’s deception, and his demand that they accompany him is a test—one that the Doctor must navigate carefully. There’s a sense of alertness to him, a readiness to act if the situation escalates.

Disgusted and morally conflicted, Jamie’s usual bravado is stripped away by the horror of trench warfare. He feels a deep sense of futility and anger at the senseless violence, and his critique of the conflict reflects his growing disillusionment with the War Lords’ manipulation of time. His emotional state is a mix of rage and helplessness, driving his desire to escape and restore order.

Emotionally blank, their will suppressed by the trance state, rendering them tools of the Sidrat’s operations.