Rock-A-Doodle

The primary emotional responses for Rock-A-Doodle are driven by its comedic elements, featuring **Humor**, **Joy**, and **Happiness** from the quirky characters, musical numbers, and eventual triumph. The adventure aspect contributes significantly to **Excitement** and **Anticipation** as Edmond and his friends embark on their quest to find Chanticleer. Underlying the narrative is a strong sense of **Hope** and **Empathy** for the characters facing adversity, particularly as the farm suffers under perpetual darkness. While primarily lighthearted, the presence of the Grand Duke of Owls introduces elements of mild **Anxiety** and **Fear**, especially during Edmond's transformation and the darker sequences, which are ultimately resolved with **Relief** and **Satisfaction** as the sun rises again and good prevails.