Waiter

A brasserie attendant at Notre Dame who provides menus to patrons. His presence marks a fleeting but necessary moment of service in their escape route, offering no insight beyond professional courtesy. The brief interaction underscores ordinary human routines amid escalating threats, highlighting the contrast between mundane hospitality and interstellar intrigue.

A hotel staff member whose patience frays at the Doctor’s antics. He fulfills his duties with quiet professionalism but lacks the tolerance for eccentricity displayed by higher-ranking employees. The Doctor’s abrupt departure and disregard for protocol—leaving drinks and tokens unattended—crosses professional boundaries that this staffer refuses to overlook. His chase isn’t heroic; it’s a demand for basic accountability