Chang

Weary and slightly frustrated, but resigned to the crew’s overwhelmed state and the lack of recognition for his efforts.

Bitter exhaustion—his sarcasm (‘Some people have all the luck’) reveals his frustration with the workload, but his quick dismissal by Duggan leaves him with no recourse. His resignation is tinged with a quiet observation of the station’s crumbling order.

Urgent but not panicked, with a subtle undercurrent of unease. Chang’s emotional state is one of focused compliance—he trusts Duggan’s authority and the urgency of the situation, but there’s a flicker of something unspoken in his demeanor, as if he senses that this problem is part of a larger, unresolved issue. His emotional range is limited by the station’s culture of crisis management, where questions come second to action.

Emotionally hollow, his actions driven entirely by external control. No trace of his prior loyalty or camaraderie with Chang or other crew members.

Calm and detached, her emotions suppressed by the hypnosis. She exhibits none of her usual warmth or camaraderie, instead operating as an extension of the Cybermen’s will.