If you want someone not on this list, especially if it's a classic-series companion, please ask.
 | Zoe Heriot A scientist from the far future of 2000 with incredible math abilities and a photographic memory, Zoe won't necessarily be thrilled to be shoved down another creature's throat, but she's more than capable of overcoming her terror in the name of scientific discovery. |  | Leela of the Sevateem A warrior woman from a primitive society on another world. Not simply unwilling, but one of the few who'll probably retaliate with nothing less than an attempt on your life. Armed with her knife, her Janis thorns, and (on occasion) a crossbow, anyone who wants to eat her is going to have to earn the privilege. |
 | Romana(s) A Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey. Time Lords undergo a complete physical change when approaching death in a process called regeneration, hence there being two here. Better find some way to inhibit that if you want to eat her. Resilient, clearheaded, and would far rather spend time thinking her way out of a jam than panicking about it and will just barely take the time to snark at her captors. It's easy to mistake this for a sort of passiveness, especially if nothing comes of it. |  | Peri Brown An ordinary Earth woman from 1983 whose questionable life choices and friendships over the course of the series make her come across as having something of a hidden masochistic streak. As such, I play her as willing, but unwilling to admit that she's willing. |
 | Martha Jones, M.D. A physician from 2007. Not a hell of a lot to her, sadly. Don't quite have a handle on her just yet, though I'm thinking I might make doe-eyed Doctor-companion a distinct persona from post-Doctor UNIT-agent. Both unwilling, but with the former with a sort of intellectual curiosity and the latter with a lethal kick to her. |  | Donna Noble A temp from 2008. Donna is definitely unwilling, loudly and violently so, and snarky to the bitter end. I'm having a bit of trouble getting her dialogue down but wouldn't mind some more practice. |
 | Amy Pond Kissogram turned model turned novelist. Amy I'm finding I tend to play as unwilling, but also patient, level-headed (if snarky) and spending most of her time in peril attempting to out-think or evade her pred. |  | Clara Oswald A schoolteacher from 2013. Amy may be able to talk her way out of any situation, Clara is manipulative, and often tries to plant ideas in the pred's head and convince them they're getting what they want. Of course, this doesn't always work out. |
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