Cass

The emotional responses to 'Cass' are heavily influenced by its 'Biography, Crime, Drama' genres and the protagonist's harrowing journey. **Anxiety** and **Anger** are dominant, reflecting the constant threat of violence in Cass's life, the assassination attempt, and the deep-seated rage born from racist bullying. **Empathy** and **Sadness** are also very high, stemming from his orphaned beginnings, the relentless discrimination, and the tragic consequences of his violent path. The film's raw depiction of brutality contributes to a strong sense of being **Disturbing**. Despite the grim realities, there's a significant element of **Inspiration** derived from Cass's resilience, his survival against the odds, and the pivotal dilemma of choosing redemption over vengeance, which also fuels **Anticipation** and **Hope** for his future.