Just Cause

Just Cause elicits strong emotional responses primarily centered around the high stakes of a wrongful conviction. Audiences experience significant **Anxiety** and **Anticipation** as Paul Armstrong races against time to save Bobby Earl from the electric chair, navigating a complex web of evidence and resistance. **Anger** and **Empathy** are prominent, fueled by the injustice of the situation, the indifference of the authorities, and the plight of the accused. The dramatic tension and investigative elements also contribute to feelings of **Sadness** over the initial crime and the grim reality of the justice system, alongside **Excitement** and **Curiosity** as the truth slowly unravels.