Ubit drakona

Given its 'Drama, Family, Fantasy' genres and plot of Lancelot challenging a 'bloody dictator' dragon to liberate people, audience emotional responses are dominated by a blend of profound and hopeful sentiments. High percentages of **Sadness** and **Empathy** are evoked by the suffering of the oppressed people. This is balanced by strong **Hope** and **Inspiration** as Lancelot rises to challenge tyranny. **Anticipation** builds during the hero's quest and the inevitable confrontation, while **Anger** is directed towards the oppressive dragon-dictator. Upon the potential success of liberation, emotions shift towards **Satisfaction**, **Relief**, **Joy**, and **Happiness**. **Fear** and **Awe** are present due to the formidable nature of the dragon and the fantasy setting, with a lingering sense of **Melancholy** reflecting the struggle's weight.