Kill the Irishman

The audience experiences high **Anxiety** and **Anticipation** due to Danny Greene's constant brushes with death and his dangerous rise in the criminal underworld. **Anger** is evoked by the pervasive corruption and violence, while **Empathy** is felt for Greene's complex character, especially his 'Robin Hood-like' reputation. A strong sense of **Sadness** and **Melancholy** permeates the narrative, reflecting the tragic consequences of his life of crime, with **Disturbing** elements from the brutal realities of the Mafia conflicts.