Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
Central to the Aztec ritual setting, this table symbolizes Ixta's defeat and Tlotoxl's manipulation in the Warriors Hall. Distinct from other tables in the series …
Delivered by Webster in The Reign of Terror (S01E42) to Ian Chesterton in prison, this message ties to a political conspiracy against Robespierre and instructs …
Permanent architectural fixture in the temple, serving as a fixed point for the makeshift pulley system. Unlike the cord, it remains intact after the failed …
A deceptive role assumed by the Administrator to impersonate the Second Elder, used to seize the antidote vial and frame the Earthlings as traitors. Witnessed …
A small, curved metal box half-buried in an alien forest, lined with glass phials. Discovered by Ian Chesterton and analyzed by Susan Foreman and the …
Ceiling-mounted trap springs in the ante-chamber, snaring Barbara from above and pinning her arms to immobilize her completely. Darrius circles her trapped form during interrogation, …
A single, pre-existing predatory vine integrated into the antechamber's trapped ceiling mechanism, designed to immobilize intruders during interrogations. Part of the Marinus civilization's defensive infrastructure, …
Susan spots the knife protruding from the dead Voord's back right after he grabs her in attack. She recounts the detail to the Doctor and …
Arbitan wears this monk's habit through the pyramid's corridors during Voord attacks. Susan glimpses the robed figure after her frogman assault; the Doctor names it …
Vault security scanning device used to detect contraband (e.g., the micro-key) on individuals exiting the chamber. Its failure to alarm during the guard's exit is …
A piece of furniture in Ayden's domestic living space, used as a seating area for Barbara, Susan, and Kala during a confrontation with Ayden.
A military institution in the Aztec empire, distinct from historical artifacts or relics. Represents a contested power resource in the episode’s central political conflict, with …
A preserved Aztec figure dressed in ceremonial attire, including an ornate mask, serving as a focal point for Barbara and Susan's debate on Aztec culture. …
A ceremonial mask rests on the mummified face of an Aztec priest's corpse inside the dim tomb. Barbara spots its distinctive early Aztec style, dating …
Functional section of the tomb wall marked with bubbles, which hinges open horizontally to reveal a hidden passage. This discovery by Susan and Barbara shifts …
A concealed architectural feature within the Aztec Priest's Tomb, distinct from other tomb artifacts. Functions as a plot-critical mechanism for escape or exploration, triggered by …
A historical artifact from c. 1430, distinct from contemporary narrative entities. Serves as a cultural and symbolic anchor for Barbara and Susan’s subplot, highlighting Aztec …
Barbara Wright and Ian Chesterton park their car along Totter's Lane, using it as cover to watch Susan Foreman's home. The vehicle keeps them hidden …
Horse-drawn cart used to transport Barbara and Susan to the guillotine, including the horse, wooden structure, and iron fittings. The tumbril's stall (due to the …
Barbara wears this armband, which marks her as a divine figure among the Aztecs due to its resemblance to ancient iconography. Tlotoxl references her status …
Used in The Daleks Part 6 as a failed anchor point for a rope during Ganatus’s descent into a cave, triggering a critical plot event …
The Clerk grants Barbara a formal permission slip at the reception desk, authorizing her attendance at Ian's court proceedings and brief speech with him under …
Barbara grabs the fireplace poker from the hearth in Vasar's hut, her fingers closing tight around its soot-blackened iron shaft. She brandishes the heavy rod—long …
A personal handkerchief carried by Barbara, used to clean Za's wounds after a predator attack in An Unearthly Child Part 3.
Used in The Keys of Marinus Part 3 to physically strike and sever a sentient vine attacking Susan Foreman, demonstrating Barbara's resourcefulness in a jungle …
Part of the prison complex's cell block where Barbara Wright is held. These doors are unlocked by the Doctor to facilitate Barbara's escape, marking a …
A metal cross-strut removed from the prison cell's bedframe by Barbara Wright, repurposed as an improvised lever/crowbar. Used to pry loose damp stone blocks in …
A collection of sharp blades hidden within the abandoned farmhouse, discovered by Ian and revealing the royalist occupants' preparedness for violence. Distinct from external structures …
Open shade structure used for group survival discussions, involving Marco Polo and Tegana in Marco Polo Part 2.
A static architectural element in the Morphoton room, distinct from portable props. Its glowing eyes function as a surveillance indicator, revealing the city's hidden control …
A collection of carved faces with quartz eyes lining the walls of the Cave of 500 Eyes, serving as a hidden door mechanism. Ian confirms …
Old Woman shatters dense brush blocking the Cave of Skulls entrance, thrusting into the trapped group's midst. Thick vegetation tangles the passage between main cave …
Rough ropes used by the tribe to restrain the wrists and ankles of multiple captives (Ian, Barbara, Susan, the Doctor) in the Cave of Skulls. …
The Doctor draws chalk marks on pipes running through the dim tunnels beneath the Sensorite city, creating a navigational system that guides Ian, Barbara, Susan, …
External window serving as a stealth entry point during the revolutionary chaos; distinct from interior furniture like Jules's chaise.
Glass of wine shared by Jules and Ian in Chez Jules tavern, used as a focal point for discussing Webster’s dying message and planning to …
A written or documented report authored by Chief Enquirer Tarron, serving as legal evidence in Ian Chesterton's trial for Eprin's murder. This is a static …
The Clerk hands Barbara a written threat in the reception area, its message stark: another life dies if she reveals the stolen micro-key's location. She …
A curious clockwork device sits motionless on a plinth in the TARDIS console room. Its intricate gears and mechanisms gleam faintly amid the ship's wild …
Stockpile of bullets and rounds for human soldiers' firearms, stored as a key logistical asset in the tunnel base. Number Two receives direct orders from …
Basic seating set out by the Commander in the dim tunnel hideout. Doctor and Ian take positions here as he boasts of military triumphs and …
Unspecified weapons seized by the Doctor, Susan, Barbara, and Ian inside a desert camp during Marco Polo Part 5, used for defensive fortification against an …
Magically or mechanically triggered door set into a rock face. Located in the Cave of 500 Eyes, Marco Polo Part 4. Reveals a hidden chamber …
A deceased human body placed in Ian Chesterton's cell as part of a psychological or manipulative scheme, witnessed by multiple characters and ordered removed by …
Contained pool of hazardous liquid (ambiguously labeled as 'acid or possibly water') within a corridor of Arbitan’s pyramid, functioning as an automated defensive mechanism. Ian …
A lockable barrier door in the spaceship's interior corridor, distinct from storage units like the Ship Corridor Cupboard. Its locking by John under Barbara's direction …
A small, unidentified key passed silently from a Warrior to the Second Elder in the courtyard. The Doctor spots the brief handoff amid Ian and …
Dalek 1 carries this tray of rations into the detention cell for the sickened prisoners. Susan grabs it immediately, lifting it to shield the group's …
Dalek-owned weapon in a detention cell, bypassed during the ambush to disable Dalek 1. Remains inert but underscores the existential threat of Dalek firepower.
An integral component of Dalek 1's body, serving as its primary visual sensor. Blinded by Barbara with mud during the ambush, creating a critical vulnerability …
Dalek 2 presents a report on this neutron bomb in the Control Room, outlining its power to irradiate 500 square miles of Skaro and flood …
A network of fixed surveillance devices (referred to interchangeably as 'interior videoscopes' and 'spy cameras') installed throughout the Dalek control room and city infrastructure. These …
Barbara sprints into this lift at the corridor's end as Dalek announcements warn of sealing sections. A Dalek occupies the compartment when she enters. Doors …
The Dalek eyepiece is a sensor set into the armored dome of the Dalek casing, a small lensed component that serves as the creature's primary …
The laser scope operates as a surveillance device in the Dalek control room, capturing erratic Thal movements outside amid degraded transmission signals that render the …
The sealed physical chamber in Dalek City where Section 2 survivors are relocated for lethal radiation exposure tests. Serves as the container for the experiment, …
A passive, inventoried stockpile of radioactive materials and reactor byproducts, distinct from the active reactors. This resource is critical for Dalek biological survival but is …
Dalek 1 and Dalek 2 train a stark spotlight on the weakened Doctor in the control room, barking orders for him to remain inside its …
Danielle and Jean prepare this food in Jules' home for the exhausted Barbara and Susan, who arrive drained from their escape ordeal. The offering restores …
Used to transport Susan and Barbara to a physician in The Reign of Terror Part 4; owned by Danielle and tied to the group's separation …