The Red Baron

The Red Baron primarily evokes **Excitement** and **Anticipation** through its dynamic aerial combat sequences, reflecting the 'Action' and 'Adventure' genres and the initial 'sporty' perception of war. As the plot progresses and Manfred's disillusionment grows, strong feelings of **Sadness**, **Anxiety**, and **Empathy** emerge, driven by his realization of war's true horror and his role in propaganda. An underlying sense of **Melancholy** pervades the biographical narrative, capturing the tragic aspects of World War I and the personal cost to its celebrated figures.