The Convert

Audience emotional responses are primarily driven by the intense action and dramatic conflict. High **Anxiety** and **Excitement** stem from the brutal tribal warfare and the protagonist's perilous position. **Sadness** and **Empathy** are significant due to the tragic consequences of war and the personal struggles of characters, including the preacher grappling with his violent past and testing faith. **Anticipation** builds as the conflict escalates and the protagonist's fate hangs in the balance. **Fear** and **Anger** are evoked by the violence and injustice depicted, with elements of the **Disturbing** reflecting the harsh realities of the bloody conflict.