The Sign of Four

The Sign of Four (1987), a classic Sherlock Holmes adaptation, primarily evokes **Curiosity** and **Anticipation** as audiences follow the intricate mystery of the missing father and the lost treasure. The 'Crime' and 'Drama' genres contribute to significant **Anxiety** and **Empathy** for Miss Morstan's plight, alongside moments of **Excitement** during the adventure and chase sequences. Ultimately, the resolution brings a strong sense of **Satisfaction** as Holmes unravels the complex plot, while underlying **Sadness** and **Melancholy** reflect the tragic elements of the treasure's history and past events.