Zübük

The audience's primary emotional response to 'Zübük' is **Humor**, derived from the cunning and often absurd tricks of the titular corrupt politician. This comedic enjoyment is significantly intertwined with feelings of **Anger** and **Disgust** towards the pervasive corruption and manipulation depicted. There's also considerable **Empathy** and **Sadness** for the villagers who are repeatedly exploited, and for the journalist's initial misguided sympathy. The plot's twist, where the journalist himself is tricked, elicits **Surprise** and **Confusion**, contributing to an underlying sense of **Melancholy** about the societal issues portrayed.