The War Below

The emotional landscape of 'The War Below' is dominated by the grim realities of World War I. Audiences primarily experience **Sadness** and **Melancholy** reflecting the immense human cost and somber atmosphere of the conflict. Intense **Anxiety** and **Fear** are constant due to the claustrophobic and perilous tunneling operations beneath enemy lines, coupled with **Anticipation** of the impending, massive explosion and its consequences. **Empathy** is strongly evoked for the brave miners facing unimaginable dangers and sacrifice. Despite the bleakness, there's a thread of **Inspiration** drawn from their courage and resilience.