UNIT Soldier

Tense but controlled—every soldier is aware of the stakes, their movements precise and purposeful, yet their focus narrows to the task at hand.

Neutral and focused—there is no visible hesitation or emotional reaction, only the execution of a direct order in a high-pressure situation.

Highly alert and tense, operating on adrenaline but maintaining composure through military training. His emotional state is secondary to his duty, though the urgency of the situation is evident in his readiness to act.

Tense and focused, with a heightened sense of alertness. The soldiers are fully engaged in the mission, their emotions channeled into readiness for action. There’s a quiet professionalism—they are here to do a job, and they are prepared to face whatever dangers lie ahead.

Highly focused and alert, with a sense of purpose driven by the urgency of the situation. Their training and discipline allow them to suppress any fear, prioritizing the mission above all else.

Neutral and professional on the surface, but their true emotional state is unknowable—are they loyal soldiers following orders, or are they already under the Nestene’s control, their humanity erased?

Anxious and conflicted—they are caught between their training and their instincts. There’s a palpable tension in the room, a shared realization that something is off, but no one moves until the Brigadier gives the word. Their emotional state is a mix of fear (of the unknown) and frustration (at being powerless in their own command center).

Tense but resolute—they are shocked by the revelation of the Auton threat but remain focused on following the Brigadier’s orders.

Disciplined and obedient, with a sense of urgency to follow the Brigadier’s orders and counter the Nestene threat.

Determined resolve in life, sudden finality in death. His comrades’ reactions—shock, grief, and renewed urgency—highlight his silent heroism in the face of an unstoppable foe.

Desperate and losing, with a sense of futility as the Autons overwhelm UNIT’s forces. His death is sudden and tragic, a casualty of the larger battle rather than a direct participant in this specific event.

Aggressively determined but increasingly desperate, his actions reflect a soldier following orders and protocol, even as he realizes the futility of his efforts. His throw back into the corridor symbolizes the broader failure of human defenses against the astronaut’s supernatural power.