No

The audience's emotional response to 'No' is primarily driven by a powerful sense of **Inspiration** and **Hope** as they witness the ingenuity and courage of the 'No' campaign fighting for democracy against a dictatorship. This is coupled with strong **Anticipation** and **Empathy** for the Chilean people, as the film builds tension towards the referendum's outcome. The eventual victory brings significant **Satisfaction** and **Relief**, though underlying **Anxiety**, **Anger** at the regime, and a touch of **Sadness** and **Melancholy** for the historical context of oppression remain present throughout the narrative.