Sunad

Hostile, loathing, and fearful, driven by a desire to eliminate John and maintain Zalkon’s rigid social order.

Hostile and loathing, with an underlying fear of John’s evolutionary transformation that fuels his aggression.

Hostile, aggressive, and fearful—his hatred for John is evident, but so is his underlying fear of what John represents: evolution and change.

Anger and fear intertwined—his disgust at John’s evolution is palpable, but beneath it lies a primal terror of what John represents: the end of Zalkonian control over their own destiny.

Agitated and fearful, bordering on hysterical, as John Doe’s healing abilities confirm his worst fears about evolutionary transfiguration. His anger masks a deeper terror of losing control over his society’s rigid order.

Terrified and conflicted, torn between his ingrained fear of John’s transformation and his inability to accept the truth about his people’s actions. Sunad’s emotions are a mix of defiance and desperation, revealing the depth of his fear and the fragility of his beliefs.

Visceral fear and defiance, with a underlying current of desperation. He is terrified of John’s transformation and the truth it represents, but his pride and loyalty to the Zalkonian leadership prevent him from acknowledging his complicity in the genocide. His refusal to join John is born out of fear, not conviction.

Terrified and defiant, with a deep-seated resistance to the idea of evolutionary change, rooted in fear and stubborn adherence to the status quo.