The Lost World

The audience's primary emotional responses are driven by the thrilling adventure of discovering a lost world inhabited by dinosaurs and evolved apes, leading to high levels of Excitement, Anticipation, and Awe. The inherent dangers and confrontations with these creatures, along with the missionary's sabotage, evoke significant Fear and Anxiety. The dramatic elements, including the journey's challenges and the orphaned niece's plight, foster Empathy, while the scientific pursuit and the mystery of the plateau spark Curiosity. The eventual success and finding of love contribute to feelings of Satisfaction, Joy, and Hope.