Grandmother's House

The primary emotional responses for 'Grandmother's House' are dominated by **Fear** and **Anxiety**, stemming from the vulnerable children's realization that their new guardians, their grandparents, might be dangerous murderers. **Anticipation** builds as David investigates and attempts to expose the truth, while the premise itself, involving familial betrayal and hidden violence, evokes strong feelings of being **Disturbing** and **Surprise** at the unfolding events.