Lost Girls and Love Hotels

Audience emotional responses are dominated by a sense of **Sadness** and **Anxiety**, reflecting Margaret's aimless existence, her self-destructive tendencies, and the inherent danger of her relationship with a yakuza. **Love** is a significant emotion, central to her connection with Kazu, but it's often tinged with **Melancholy** due to the obstacles and the character's underlying struggles. **Empathy** is high as viewers connect with Margaret's search for meaning and her vulnerability in a foreign land. **Fear** and **Anticipation** arise from the thriller elements, particularly the dangerous nature of Kazu's world, while **Curiosity** is piqued by the vibrant yet dark Tokyo setting and Margaret's journey of self-discovery.