To Kill a King

As a historical drama, 'To Kill a King' primarily elicits strong feelings of Sadness, Empathy, and Melancholy, reflecting the tragic and somber consequences of the English Civil War and the deposition of King Charles I. Viewers experience Anxiety and Anger due to the intense political instability, power struggles, and moral dilemmas faced by the central figures, Fairfax and Cromwell. There is also significant Curiosity and Anticipation as the complex historical narrative unfolds, alongside a sense of Guilt stemming from the heavy burden of the characters' actions and the profound impact of their decisions on history.