Character

Pankot Palace Women Servants Collective

dutiful unflappable efficient attentive

A **group of women servants** who manage **palace hospitality and guest crises** (e.g., serving grotesque feasts, assisting Willie Scott during faints). Their role is **institutional and systemic**, distinct from individualized servant actions.

4 appearances

Palace Hospitality

Also known as: Servants, servants, Women servants, women servants, Women Servants, Pankot Palace Women Servants

Pankot Palace …'s Journey

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4 moments

S1E2 · INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM

The Maharajah’s Feast: A Clash of Cultures and Occult Secrets

Neutral and professional, fulfilling their roles as servants of the palace.

The servants of Pankot Palace carry silver platters of steaming, grotesque food—roasted boar, live eels in slit snakes, eyeball soup, and monkey brains—presenting them to the guests with practiced indifference. …

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S1E2 · INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM

The Maharajah’s Silent Threat: A Feast of Deception and Dread

Detached and obedient, their actions masking their role in the palace's sinister machinations.

The servants move silently through the feast, presenting platters of roasted boar, live eels, eyeball soup, and monkey brains with eerie precision. They assist Willie after her faint, their actions …

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S1E2 · INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM

The Feast of Shadows: A Test of Nerves and the Unmasking of Evil

Neutral, performing their duties without reaction, though their compliance suggests a deeper awareness of the palace’s dark secrets.

The servants move silently through the feast, presenting the grotesque dishes with practiced efficiency. They slit open snakes to reveal live eels, serve eyeball soup, and present monkey-brain desserts, their …

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S1E2 · INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM

The Maharajah’s Moral Reckoning and Willie’s Breaking Point: A Feast of Deception and Horror

Caring but detached—their actions a mix of compassion and complicity.

The women servants help a wobbly-kneed Willie toward her room after she faints, marking the end of her participation in the feast. Their actions are a mix of care and …

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