Sarah Jane Smith

Anxious and unsettled, but determined to support the Doctor and Harry, masking her fear with practicality and quick thinking.

Confused yet alert, with a growing sense of unease as she navigates the dangers of Skaro’s battlefield.

Startled but focused, with a growing sense of unease as the dangers of Skaro become apparent.

Anxious and tense, with a underlying sense of urgency to resolve the crisis. Her emotional state is one of heightened awareness, both of the immediate danger and the broader threats around them.

Awe-struck but uneasy—she senses the dome’s significance but lacks the Doctor’s context to fully grasp it, leaving her slightly unsettled.

Anxious but focused, driven by the need to survive and stay close to the Doctor, with a growing sense of isolation as the group fractures.

Tense and alert, shifting to anxious isolation as she realizes she’s been left behind.

Desperate and disoriented, with a flicker of defiant resolve beneath the fear. Her isolation amplifies her vulnerability, but her instinct to call for help reveals her reliance on the Doctor and Harry as her emotional anchors.

Implied to be anxious and in danger, her survival a critical motivator for the Doctor and Harry’s actions.

Surface: Not physically present, but her perceived danger drives tension. Internal: Likely fearful and resourceful, navigating the surface alone amid the mutos’ threats.

Anxious (for her safety) and determined (to survive and reunite with the group).

Anxious and isolated—her calls for help reveal her growing fear and desperation as she navigates the ruins alone, unaware of the Doctor and Harry’s capture.

Desperate fear laced with determination—terrified by the unseen predator but refusing to give up, channeling her panic into action (finding the lift).

Awe-struck horror mixed with urgent resolve—she understands the gravity of what she’s seeing and the need to act.

Terrified and desperate; her emotional state is one of primal fear, amplified by the sudden collapse of her agency and the realization that she is utterly alone.

Physically and emotionally overwhelmed, her unconscious state masking the storm of conflict raging around her.

Terrified yet resilient; her survival instincts kick in as she realizes the precariousness of her situation, though she remains physically and emotionally drained.

Shock curdling into urgent defiance—her initial confusion ('Where are we?') dissolves into horrified clarity as the Kaled’s revelation sinks in, replaced by a desperate need to act before the toxic level monitor reaches its lethal threshold.

Shifting from bewildered confusion to horrified clarity, then hardening into resolute defiance. Her surface calm masks a growing sense of urgency and moral outrage, tempered by the immediate physical threat of radiation poisoning.

Anxious yet resolute, with a growing sense of urgency as the toxic exposure risk becomes undeniable. Her fear is tempered by a steely determination to find a way out, for herself and the others.

Desperate yet resolute, with a simmering anger at the Thals' cruelty that fuels her urgency. She masks her fear with action, channeling it into a call for rebellion.

Determined and resolute, with an undercurrent of desperation that fuels her urgency. She masks her fear with calculated confidence, knowing that hesitation could doom them all.

Calculated urgency masking deep empathy for the slaves’ plight, with a steely resolve to defy oppression.

A volatile mix of urgent determination (surface) and underlying terror (internal). She is acutely aware of the danger, but her fear is subsumed by the need to act—her emotional state is one of controlled desperation, where every second counts and hesitation could mean death.

Primal terror and helplessness, her earlier courage shattered by the sudden, violent death beside her.

Desperate and defeated, with a flicker of defiance quickly extinguished by the Thals’ cold authority. Her exhaustion is palpable, but so is her frustration at being trapped in a system designed to break her.

Not directly observable, but inferred as anxious and determined, fighting for survival in the Thal war camp while the Council’s inaction puts her life at further risk.

Resolute and resourceful, with a deep sense of urgency to complete her mission.

A storm of conflicted emotions: fear for the Doctor’s safety, anxiety about the mission ahead, and a steely resolve to see it through. She is torn between her desire to stay and protect the Doctor and her understanding of the necessity of the warning. Her emotional state is one of reluctant acceptance, tempered by a growing sense of purpose.

Terrified and overwhelmed, but briefly buoyed by Sevrin’s encouragement. Her emotional state shifts from hope (as she nears the top) to abject fear (when dangled over the gap), culminating in resignation as the soldier threatens her with worse fates than death.

Overwhelmed by fear and physical exhaustion, her emotional state is a fragile balance between hope and despair. The soldier’s taunting words deepen her sense of helplessness, but there’s a flicker of defiance beneath her vulnerability.

Terrified and vulnerable, her initial determination giving way to resignation as the soldier’s psychological torment takes hold.

Terrified and emotionally unraveling, oscillating between desperate hope and crushing despair as the soldier’s words and actions strip away her resistance.

Unseen but palpable concern—Sarah’s absence is felt acutely, particularly by Harry, who voices worry for her safety. The Doctor’s decision to delay her rescue reflects conflict between duty and personal loyalty, reinforcing the stakes of their mission. Her implied vulnerability (alone in the wastelands) contrasts with the Doctor and Harry’s active, if precarious, teamwork in the cave.

Implied to be in distress or danger (based on Harry’s concern), though her actual emotional state is not shown. Her absence creates a sense of urgency and moral weight in the scene.

Determined and hopeful, her actions off-screen serving as a catalyst for the moral conflict within the laboratory.

Overwhelmed by exhaustion and despair, but with a flicker of defiance in her inability to continue—her body has rebelled where her will might not.

Resolute and hopeful—aware that her escape and alliance with Mogran could be the key to stopping Davros.

Likely a mix of determination and cautious optimism, having successfully escaped and reached the Dome to warn the opposition. Their absence from the scene leaves their emotional state open to interpretation, but their actions suggest they are driven by a sense of urgency and purpose.

Presumed to be exhausted, determined, and hopeful for rescue, given her earlier escape attempt and the Doctor’s efforts to find her.

Not directly observable, but inferred as a mix of exhaustion, defiance, and desperation—traits consistent with someone enduring forced labor and seeking escape.

Desperate relief shifting to urgent defiance—her fear of imminent death transforms into a fiery resolve to fight back, fueled by the Doctor’s gambit.

Relieved upon seeing the Doctor, then urgent and determined as she focuses on escape and the mission ahead. Underlying fear of the rocket's launch and the Thals' brutality.

Relieved yet resolute, with a flicker of fear for the Doctor’s safety as she escapes.

Grateful and slightly anxious—Sarah recognizes the moral compromises the Doctor is making and the dangers Sevrin is facing, but she supports the plan out of necessity and trust in the Doctor’s judgment.

Anxious but determined, their fear of the cave’s dangers is tempered by their trust in the Doctor and their shared mission. Sarah’s denial of fear masks her underlying tension, while Harry’s admission of nervousness reflects his honesty and vulnerability.

Frustrated and uneasy, with a growing sense of helplessness. She recognizes the dangers but is overruled by the Doctor’s authority, leaving her emotionally conflicted between loyalty and self-preservation.

Urgent and fearful, but her absence in this moment underscores the isolation of the Doctor’s moral dilemma—she would have urged him to act, but she cannot share the burden of what comes next.

A mix of urgency and fear, tempered by her usual resourcefulness. Sarah is frustrated by the Doctor’s hesitation and guilt, but her primary emotion is a deep-seated need to survive and ensure the group’s escape. She is the voice of reason in the chaos, pushing the Doctor to act rather than dwell on what cannot be undone.

Highly tense and focused, with a underlying current of fear and determination. She is driven by the need to escape and the relief of having secured the Time Ring, but the horror of the Daleks' betrayal and their genocidal declaration lingers in her mind, reinforcing the stakes of their mission.

Conflict between her unwavering belief in the necessity of destroying the Daleks and her empathy for the Doctor’s moral anguish. She is resolute but not unsympathetic.

Determined yet conflicted—she believes in the Doctor’s mission but is frustrated by his hesitation, torn between her own moral convictions and her loyalty to him.

Frustrated yet resolute—she sees the Doctor’s moral conflict as a luxury they cannot afford, given the stakes.

A tense blend of frustration and empathy. She is torn between her desire to complete the mission and her understanding of the Doctor’s moral turmoil. Her urgency to act is tempered by her loyalty to him, making her both a voice of reason and a reluctant accomplice to his hesitation.

Focused and determined, with a sense of urgency driven by the looming threat of the Daleks. Her emotional state is one of resolve, tempered by the awareness of the stakes involved in their mission.

Tense and focused, but her loyalty to the Doctor and the mission overshadows any personal fear or hesitation.

Shocked by the Doctor’s dismissal of Harry and the loss of the Time Ring, her concern for the group’s survival drives her to urge immediate action, serving as the group’s moral compass.

Concerned and urgent—she balances the need for escape with her unease over the Doctor's ruthlessness and the unresolved Dalek threat. Her focus is on survival, but she refuses to ignore the moral and strategic consequences of their actions.

Urgent and concerned, with a growing sense of dread as the Doctor’s false confidence unravels. She is the only one to challenge the Doctor’s assumptions, her emotional state a mix of frustration and fear for their survival.

Frustrated and urgent, masking deep concern for the group's survival and the Doctor's blind spots. Her emotional state is one of controlled panic, driven by the need to escape the collapsing bunker and the looming threat of the Daleks.

A mix of horror at the violence unfolding on the screen and a rising panic about their own precarious situation. She is frustrated by the Doctor's hesitation, not out of callousness, but because she understands that their window to escape is closing. There is a steely resolve beneath her fear—she will not let them die here, not after everything they've been through.

Anxious and horrified, with a growing sense of helplessness as the scale of the massacre becomes clear.

Tense and deeply unsettled, with a growing sense of dread as the massacre unfolds.

Alarmed and increasingly panicked, with a underlying sense of urgency to act immediately.

Anxious and conflicted, torn between her loyalty to the Doctor and her fear for his safety. Her emotional state is one of deep concern, as she grapples with the realization that the Doctor is willing to sacrifice himself to destroy the Daleks.

Anxious and conflicted, torn between her desire to stay with the Doctor and her understanding of the necessity to escape with the others.

Urgent and deeply concerned, Sarah’s emotional state is one of loyalty and protective instinct. She is torn between her desire to stay with the Doctor and the need to ensure their survival.

Urgent and relieved, shifting to conflicted as she grapples with the Doctor's philosophical detachment. Her emotional state is a microcosm of the audience's reaction—disbelief at the Daleks' survival, frustration with the Doctor's acceptance, and lingering hope in his words.

Urgent and anxious, with a undercurrent of deep unease. Sarah is driven by the need to ensure the Doctor's safety, but the weight of what they've witnessed—the Daleks' rebellion and Davros' demise—leaves her visibly shaken. There's a quiet determination in her actions, but her eyes reflect the horror of realizing that the Daleks are now an unstoppable force, and the moral implications of their existence.

Anxious and relieved, with a underlying concern about the moral implications of their actions.

A mix of relief (at the Doctor's survival) and unease (at the Daleks' rise). She is grappling with the moral ambiguity of their mission—did they fail, or was this outcome somehow necessary? Her question to the Doctor reveals her desire for clarity, but his answer leaves her with more questions than answers.

Anxious yet determined, shifting to relieved exhaustion and intellectual curiosity as the Doctor's philosophical musings about the Daleks' purpose unfold. Her emotional state is a rollercoaster of fear, urgency, and bewilderment.

Anxious and conflicted, oscillating between relief at survival and guilt over the Daleks' survival. Her frustration with the Doctor's resignation borders on betrayal, yet she trusts his judgment implicitly.