Roscoe

Euphoric at the discovery of the Cross, then enraged and frantic when it’s stolen. His emotions are volatile, swinging between triumph and fury. There’s no nuance—just raw, untethered greed.

Roscoe’s emotional state is one of impulsive excitement, quickly shifting to outrage when the Cross is stolen. His emotions are raw and reactive, driven by greed and a desire to reclaim what he sees as his prize. There’s a sense of frenzy in his actions, as if he’s unable to contain his impulses, making him a chaotic force in the scene.

Overwhelmed by greed and frustration—first euphoric at the discovery of the Cross, then enraged when it’s stolen. His emotional state is one of frenzied determination, bordering on desperation.

Adrenaline-fueled aggression, driven by the thrill of the chase and the desire to prove his worth to Fedora.

Frustrated and determined, with a sense of urgency to reclaim the Cross. His shouting at Indy reflects his impatience and the gang’s collective desire to resolve the situation quickly.

Frustrated and determined. Roscoe’s emotional state is driven by a mix of personal pride in his role as an enforcer and the thrill of the chase, with a growing irritation at Indy’s ability to stay ahead.

Opportunistic aggression → Frustration at being repelled

Aggressively triumphant, relishing the moment of Indy’s fall. There’s a cold satisfaction in his actions, as if he’s settling an old score while furthering Fedora’s goals. Underneath, a hint of adrenaline-fueled focus—he’s in his element, hunting down his prey.

Feral and determined, driven by the need to eliminate Indy as an obstacle to the Nazis’ goals—no room for hesitation or mercy.

Initially aggressive and determined, but his emotional state shifts to sheer panic and terror when the snake appears. His fear is palpable, and he loses all composure, releasing the Cross without hesitation.

Initially aggressive and confident, but his emotional state shifts to sheer panic when the snake coils around his hand—his scream is primal, a loss of control that Fedora would never allow himself.

Excited by the transaction and the success of the heist. He is focused on his role and the reward.

Eager and opportunistic, driven by the promise of payment and the thrill of the chase. He is fully invested in Fedora’s mission and sees Indy as an obstacle to be overcome.