Halfbreed

Frenzied and enraged—first by the theft of the Cross, then by the chase itself. His emotional state is one of uncontrolled aggression, with a desperate need to reclaim what was taken.

Feral and untethered. His emotions are pure reaction—excitement at the Cross, then white-hot rage at its theft. There’s no calculation, only instinct. He’s a wild card, more likely to hinder than help the pursuit.

Halfbreed’s emotional state is one of aggressive determination, driven by a mix of greed and a desire to reclaim what he sees as his rightful prize. His emotions are raw and intense, reflecting the gang’s violent tendencies. There’s a sense of danger in his actions, as if he’s willing to do whatever it takes to capture the thief and retrieve the Cross.

Excited by the chase and the opportunity to assert dominance over Indy, fueled by the gang’s shared adrenaline.

Aggressive and focused, with a sense of urgency to resolve the situation. His actions reflect a blend of personal frustration and professional duty to the gang.

Aggressive and determined. Halfbreed’s emotional state is driven by a mix of personal thrill in the chase and a desire to prove his worth to Fedora, with a growing impatience at Indy’s evasion.

Aggressively determined, with a hint of frustration. Halfbreed is close—so close—but Indy keeps slipping away. This fuels his aggression, making him more reckless. There’s a sense of personal pride at stake; he wants to be the one to bring Indy in, and the chase is becoming a point of ego. His emotions are raw, almost primal, as he pushes himself to the limit.

Determined but increasingly frustrated—his initial confidence in the pursuit wanes as he realizes he and Halfbreed are trapped, with no way to escape or continue the chase. His offer to help Halfbreed open the window is tinged with a sense of urgency, bordering on desperation.

A volatile mix of rage and fear, with a simmering resentment toward Indy for forcing this chaotic escape.

Aggressive and loyal, but his emotional state is subordinate to Fedora’s authority. He is eager to follow orders but lacks independent initiative, relying on Fedora’s direction.

Aggressively focused on the task at hand—subduing Indy—but his emotional state is reactive, waiting for Fedora’s lead rather than taking independent action.