Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children

Audience emotional responses for 'Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children' are primarily driven by a sense of **Awe** and **Curiosity** as Jacob discovers a visually stunning, magical world and its unique inhabitants. **Empathy** is strong for the peculiar children and their plight, fostering **Hope** for their safety and future. The adventure aspect generates **Anticipation** and **Excitement** during the unfolding mystery and action sequences, while the constant threat from powerful enemies evokes **Anxiety** and a degree of **Fear**. The film's dramatic undertones, characteristic of Tim Burton's style, contribute to feelings of **Melancholy** due to the time loop and the children's isolated existence, alongside moments of **Sadness** for their past and struggles. Ultimately, Jacob's journey provides **Inspiration** and **Satisfaction** as he embraces his own peculiarity to protect his new friends.