Courage Under Fire

Courage Under Fire primarily evokes **Anxiety** and **Anticipation** as Lt. Colonel Serling investigates the conflicting accounts of Captain Walden's death, keeping the audience on edge about the truth. **Sadness** and **Empathy** are deeply felt due to the somber realities of war, the loss of life, and Serling's personal struggle with guilt and trauma. **Curiosity** is a strong driving force as the mystery of Walden's heroism or failure unfolds, while **Excitement** stems from the intense combat and rescue sequences. The film also elicits **Melancholy**, reflecting the aftermath of war and the heavy burden carried by its characters.