Fate

As a drama, 'Fate' primarily evokes deep **Sadness** and **Melancholy** in the audience, stemming from Musa's profound nihilism and his belief in life's absurdity. His disturbing indifference, particularly his joy at his mother's death and lack of reaction to his arrest for murder, generates strong feelings of being **Disturbing**. Viewers experience **Empathy**, not necessarily for Musa himself, but for the broader human condition depicted or for those affected by his extreme apathy. Musa's inexplicable actions and motivations lead to considerable **Confusion** and some **Anger** at his passivity. **Anxiety** arises from the unsettling plot developments, while **Curiosity** is piqued by Musa's unique psychology and the unfolding events.