Coriolanus

The audience's emotional journey through Coriolanus is dominated by intense Anger and Anxiety, reflecting the volatile political landscape, civil unrest, and the protagonist's uncompromising nature. A profound sense of Sadness and Melancholy permeates the experience, stemming from Coriolanus's tragic downfall and banishment, and the overall grim tone of the narrative. Empathy is evoked for the complex, flawed characters, particularly Coriolanus and his mother, as they navigate betrayal and manipulation. The thriller elements contribute to strong Anticipation for the unfolding political and military conflicts, while the violent and morally ambiguous events elicit a Disturbing response. Fear is also present, driven by the constant threat of war and the brutal realities of power struggles.