Lock Up

Audiences primarily experience a strong sense of **Anxiety** and **Anger** due to the unjust vendetta of Warden Drumgoole against Frank Leone, coupled with deep **Empathy** for Leone's plight. The action and crime elements drive **Excitement** and **Anticipation** for Leone's eventual defiance and escape, culminating in significant **Satisfaction** when justice is served. Underlying these are feelings of **Sadness** from the harsh prison environment and **Inspiration** from Leone's resilience.