The Witches of Eastwick

The Witches of Eastwick elicits a complex emotional response, primarily driven by its unique blend of dark comedy, fantasy, and horror. **Humor** is central, stemming from Daryl Van Horne's outrageous vulgarity and the women's reactions, often tinged with a dark, satirical edge. This is balanced by significant **Disturbing** and **Anxiety** as Daryl's true, malevolent nature is revealed, particularly through the unsettling fate of Felicia Alden, introducing genuine horror elements. **Joy** and **Happiness** are prominent as the three women blossom and gain empowerment, shedding their initial repression. **Surprise**, **Excitement**, and **Anticipation** are generated by the unfolding magical events, the women's discovery and experimentation with their powers, and the unpredictable nature of Daryl. Underlying these are elements of **Fear** from the supernatural threats and **Empathy** for the women's journey of liberation and eventual confrontation.