Kansas City

Audience emotional responses for 'Kansas City' are primarily driven by the intense dramatic and criminal elements of the plot. High **Anxiety** and **Anticipation** stem from Blondie's desperate kidnapping and blackmail scheme, and the politician's risky maneuvers. Deep **Empathy** is evoked for Blondie's unwavering love and devotion to her husband, contrasting with Mrs. Stilton's poignant situation. **Sadness** and **Melancholy** reflect the grim realities of 1930s Kansas City, the loveless marriage, and the desperate measures taken. The underlying **Love** is a powerful motivator. Elements of **Anger** and a sense of the **Disturbing** arise from the criminal underworld and the high-stakes political corruption. The jazz score and historical setting also contribute to a sense of **Nostalgia**.