The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer

The emotional landscape of 'The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer' is dominated by a pervasive sense of Fear and Anxiety, as Ellen navigates the sinister secrets of her husband and the haunted Rose Red Mansion, fearing for her own life. A strong undercurrent of Disturbing elements arises from the unexplained disappearances and supernatural occurrences. Curiosity and Anticipation are central to the mystery, compelling the audience to unravel the dark history of the mansion and the husband's past. Sadness and Empathy are evoked by Ellen's increasingly isolated and perilous situation, reflecting the dramatic core of the narrative, while Melancholy contributes to the overall somber, period-specific atmosphere.