Galleia

Galleia rises during Dalios’s warning, her attention caught by discordant celestial music that signals the TARDIS’s arrival. She neither adopts skepticism nor reverence immediately, observing the Master with analytical fascination …

Queen Galleia rises during Dalios’s warning to remark on strange occurrences, initially alert to temporal phenomena but later intrigued by the Master’s bearing. She neither resists nor endorses as events …

Queen Galleia observes the confrontation from concealment behind a column, silently assessing both Dalios’ defiance and the Master’s vulnerabilities. Her calculated silence masks a growing curiosity about temporal mechanics and …

Queen Galleia remains hidden behind a column, observing the confrontation from a position of cautious engagement. Though not verbally present, her presence underscores the political stakes and her interest in …

Galleia's regal composure fractures under Hippias' assault, her carefully constructed image of confidence cracking to reveal desperate vulnerability. Though she maintains her queenly demeanor, her rapid dismissal of Hippias and …

Seated regally while her hair is arranged, Galleia engages in a private, flirtatious conversation with Lakis, dismissing Hippias as immature before sharply rebuffing him and later issuing a secret command …

Galleia oversees the arrangements for her hair while conducting a performance of regal poise, her manner alternating between dismissive curiosity toward Jo and openly expressed admiration for the Master. Her …

Galleia enters carrying a black cat, a subtle symbol of reserve and aristocratic independence, and immediately attempts to reassert hospitality by inviting the Master to sit and offering wine. Despite …

Galleia begins assertive but reveals vulnerability as her resolve softens. Her dialogue shows growing susceptibility to the Master's vision, while her concern for Dalios's safety remains a counterweight to the …

Galleia speaks reservedly but with growing tension, revealing the peril beneath Atlantis. Her tone balances caution with measured responsibility, emphasizing the lethal guardian and the necessity of Dalios’s key—hinting at …

Queen Galleia’s cold calculation reveals itself as she subverts the Master’s attempt to make her complicit in his scheme. Her words transform a casual taunt into a public edict, selecting …

Galleia enters resolutely, asserting her royal authority in direct defiance of the Master’s claim to kingship. She rejects his demand for obedience and instead states her own identity as queen, …

Galleia enters the scene questioning the Master’s decisions with measured defiance, pushing back against his demands for blind obedience. She asserts her sovereignty as Queen, rejecting his attempt to treat …

Galleia frees the Doctor from restraint, allowing him to pursue Jo; though she played a pivotal role in the Master’s rise, she now acts against him, recognizing the scale of …

Galleia's ceremonial presentation of the Master rapidly curdles into rage as he confesses Dalios's murder. She orders his arrest but is too late, forcing her to turn on the Master …

Galleia declares the Master’s divine legitimacy but is swiftly disillusioned. When she learns of Dalios’s death—contrary to the Master’s reassurance—she erupts into fury. With a physical slap, she tears away …

Queen Galleia, facing betrayal from the Master, moves from initial support to outrage. She orders the Master’s seizure just as Kronos appears, powerless to stop the ensuing destruction.