Greg Sutton

Cautious defiance with underlying frustration. Sutton is visibly unsettled by the project's scale and the casual manner in which its risks are downplayed. His emotional state is one of professional wariness—he's seen enough drilling operations to recognize when ambition outstrips feasibility, and his references to 'Old Nick' and whip fractures in the pipes reveal a primal fear of what lies beneath. There's a simmering resentment at being 'snatched' from Kuwait and dropped into this high-stakes scenario without context, but his curiosity about his role suggests a reluctant engagement with the challenge ahead.

Disoriented yet sharply focused—Sutton’s initial confusion gives way to a keen, almost defensive skepticism as he grapples with the sheer scale of the project and the implied dangers. His emotional state is a mix of professional wariness and personal unease, as if his instincts are screaming that this operation is a ticking time bomb.

Cautiously alarmed, oscillating between professional curiosity and creeping dread—his humor masks a growing sense of foreboding.

Amused and slightly frustrated, enjoying the role of the outsider who exposes hypocrisies but also recognizing the seriousness of the project’s flaws.

Confident but cautiously assessing the room’s dynamics

Terrified and exasperated, bordering on desperation. His fear is not for himself but for the lives at risk, and Petra’s refusal to listen pushes him to the brink of anger. His emotional state is a mix of professional urgency and personal horror at the unfolding crisis.

Terrified and desperate, his professional composure shattered by the immediate, life-threatening danger.

Terrified and exasperated, oscillating between raw fear for Petra’s safety and anger at her blind obedience to Stahlman’s orders.

Calm and determined, with a quiet confidence that masks his awareness of the high stakes and the need to assert control.

Calm and professional, but with an undercurrent of urgency—aware that this is a temporary fix in a much larger crisis.

Righteously indignant beneath a veneer of calculated charm, masking deep frustration with Stahlman’s arrogance and urgency to prevent future disasters.

Curious and engaged, though not yet alarmed, as he seeks to understand the substance’s nature and implications.

Mildly curious but detached; his focus is on understanding the liquid’s nature rather than engaging in the debate.

Deeply concerned and increasingly frustrated, bordering on desperation. Greg’s emotional state is one of urgent alarm; he recognizes the immediate danger posed by the bypassed coolant pipes and is visibly shaken by Williams’ refusal to act. His outburst—‘Now you listen to me, Petra!’—reveals his exasperation with the regime’s disregard for safety, but his eventual compliance (‘All right. I'm sorry, Doctor Williams.’) underscores his powerlessness in the face of their authority.

Frustrated and exasperated, with a simmering anger at the regime’s arrogance and the potential for disaster due to their negligence.

Professionally detached, but her neutrality masks a quiet unease with the regime’s recklessness. She is fully aligned with Stahlman 2’s priorities, prioritizing the project over safety.

Concerned and supportive, driven by the urgency of the crisis. His emotional state is one of cautious optimism, as he sees the Doctor’s solution as a viable path forward. There’s a sense of frustration with Stahlman’s resistance, but he remains focused on finding a solution.

Quietly anxious, her silence masking a growing unease about the crisis and Stahlman’s handling of it.

Righteously indignant with underlying dread—his defiance masks a growing awareness of his expendability in the eyes of the State.

Righteously indignant with undercurrents of existential dread; his defiance is a shield against the terror of his precarious position.

Righteously indignant with a undercurrent of desperation—his patience has worn thin, and he’s willing to risk his standing to force action.

A mix of anger, desperation, and denial, with a growing sense of isolation as his commands are ignored.

Desperate and increasingly frustrated, but still focused on finding a solution or escape.

Shocked and angry at Stahlman’s betrayal, increasingly desperate to escape the doomed facility.

Desperately defiant (masking deep-seated fear and denial)

Frustrated, defiant, and resigned to impending doom

Urgent and calculating, but with a calculated tenderness that masks his own fear—his frustration with Williams’ denial is tempered by a need to rally her, not just for her sake, but for his own survival.

N/A (off-screen, but implied as a figure of tragic irony).

N/A (Mentioned off-screen, but implied to share the desperation of his current-world counterpart.).

Determined and simmering with controlled anger—his frustration with Stewart’s incompetence is palpable, but he channels it into actionable defiance rather than outburst. There’s a quiet urgency in his voice, a sense that time is running out.

Panicked and desperate, his adrenaline fueling both fight and flight responses

Panicked and protective, with a growing sense of helplessness. He is deeply affected by Benton’s transformation, which reinforces the inevitability of the Greens’ victory. His emotional state is one of frustration—he wants to act, but the Doctor’s authority and the Greens’ power limit his options.

Frantic and desperate, his survival instincts kicking in as he witnesses Benton’s transformation and the Greens’ relentless advance. He feels a deep sense of helplessness but remains focused on escaping.

Raw and grief-stricken, with anger masking deep fear for Benton’s fate and the group’s survival.

Determined and resolute, with a sense of purpose. His initial frustration at not thinking of the coolant hose sooner quickly shifts to focused action, driven by the need to protect the team and execute the plan.

Initially frustrated by the group’s apparent deadlock, but then energized by his own realization. There’s a mix of pride and determination as he demonstrates the hose’s capability, and a steely resolve as he prepares to face the Greens head-on. His emotional state is one of focused intensity, with a undercurrent of satisfaction at being the one to provide the solution.

Determined and focused, with a sense of urgency and resolve to see the plan through.

Determined and resolute, with a quiet intensity that masks his awareness of the mortal danger they face.

Not directly observable, but inferred to be one of focused urgency. Greg’s absence suggests he is engaged in a high-stakes task (e.g., assisting the Doctor with repairs or securing a critical system). His emotional state would likely be a mix of determination and concern for the group’s safety, but his primary drive is the mission’s success.

Steadfast and resolute, with an undercurrent of quiet determination. Greg’s emotional state is one of controlled urgency—he is fully aware of the stakes but channels his focus into action rather than despair. His decision to stay is not dramatic but deeply meaningful, marking his evolution from a reluctant ally to a committed partner in the Doctor’s fight.

Skeptical and determined; his probing questions reveal a growing sense of unease about the facility’s secrets and a desire to uncover the truth.

Determined yet uneasy—his probing questions mask a deeper anxiety about the facility’s secrets, and his revelation about Gold’s disappearance suggests he’s piecing together a dangerous puzzle.

Exhausted but resolute; his weariness is palpable, but his commitment to the mission and the Doctor overrides his physical limits.

Frustrated and morally conflicted, oscillating between cautious pragmatism and a growing sense of unease about the Doctor’s willingness to gamble with lives. His warning about the reactor’s instability is delivered with a firmness that borders on defiance, but his compliance in connecting the cable suggests a reluctant acceptance of the Doctor’s authority—at least for now.

Exhausted and fearful, with a simmering desperation that borders on defiance. Greg’s emotional state is a mix of physical weariness and moral urgency, driven by the weight of their shared mission and the fear that their sacrifices may be for nothing.

Raw, unfiltered panic—his concern for the team and the mission’s survival has boiled over, stripping away his usual pragmatism and revealing the depth of his fear.

A volatile mix of protective fury and pragmatic urgency, with a simmering frustration at the group’s unraveling discipline.

A volatile mix of adrenaline-fueled urgency and deep-seated weariness, masking a simmering frustration with the senseless risks they’re taking. His concern for Williams is palpable, but so is his growing disillusionment with the mission’s escalating dangers.

Urgent and protective, with a simmering frustration at Williams’ recklessness, but ultimately focused on ensuring their mission succeeds.

Frustrated, alarmed, and determined (ready to challenge Stahlman’s authority)

Frustrated and increasingly alarmed, Sutton’s emotional state is a blend of righteous indignation at Stahlman’s recklessness and a growing sense of responsibility to intervene. His defiance is rooted in a deep concern for the team’s safety and the project’s integrity, and he is clearly positioning himself as a counterbalance to Stahlman’s authority.

Frustrated and increasingly alarmed, channeling his concern into actionable defiance. His emotional state is a blend of professional responsibility and personal stakes, as he recognizes that Stahlman’s behavior is not just unprofessional but dangerous.

A mix of exasperation and growing alarm, Sutton’s emotional state is one of controlled urgency. He is not just challenging Stahlman’s authority but exposing the dangerous consequences of unchecked ambition. His final line to Petra—'He's cracking up'—is delivered with a quiet finality, signaling that the situation has passed the point of mere disagreement and entered the realm of crisis.

Anxious and conflicted, torn between her duty to the project and her personal feelings for Sutton. Her fear for the team’s safety is palpable as the disaster unfolds.

Conflicted but determined, caught between her professional loyalty and moral imperative. Her emotional state is one of reluctant defiance—she doesn’t enjoy challenging Stahlman, but she recognizes the necessity.

Anxious and defiant, with a growing sense of determination as she takes a stand against Stahlman's authority.

Conflicted and exasperated, caught between his military discipline and his growing unease about the Doctor’s warnings. He is visibly tense, his orders betraying a hesitation that contrasts with his usual decisiveness.

Deeply concerned and frustrated, as he realizes the extent of the crisis and the limitations of his authority. His emotional state is one of urgent pragmatism, as he seeks to find a solution despite the escalating chaos.

A quiet, simmering frustration, tinged with a sense of inevitability. He has warned about the dangers of the project’s acceleration, and now those warnings are being realized in the worst possible way. His emotional state is one of controlled urgency—he knows the stakes, and he is already calculating how to mitigate the damage, even if he can no longer prevent it.

Overwhelmed by fear and helplessness, but clinging to the Doctor as a lifeline—his voice is frantic, but his presence beside the Doctor suggests a fragile hope.

Resolute and determined; his emotional state reflects a mix of relief that the immediate crisis has been averted and a newfound urgency to address the lingering threats. There is a sense of humility in his swift agreement with the Doctor, acknowledging the gravity of the situation and the need for immediate action.

Compliant and authoritative, with a sense of urgency driven by the need to act swiftly. His shift from skepticism to deference reflects his acknowledgment of the Doctor’s leadership and the gravity of the situation.

Frustrated and confrontational during the argument, shifting to sheepish defensiveness after the Doctor’s storm-out, and finally grudgingly resigned as he agrees to help. His emotional state reflects a struggle between pride and practicality, with his authoritarian instincts clashing with his dependence on the Doctor’s expertise.