The Last Outlaw

The Last Outlaw elicits a strong sense of **Anger** due to the protagonist's brutal betrayal, driving a narrative filled with **Anticipation** and **Excitement** as he hunts his former gang. **Anxiety** is palpable during intense confrontations, culminating in a grim **Satisfaction** as revenge is exacted. Underlying these action-oriented emotions are **Sadness** and **Empathy** for Graff's tragic circumstances, alongside a pervasive **Melancholy** reflecting the brutal Western setting and the **Disturbing** nature of the violence depicted.