Wildlike

Audience emotional responses for 'Wildlike' are primarily driven by a strong sense of **Anxiety** and **Fear** as Mackenzie navigates the dangers of the Alaskan wilderness and the threat from her past. Deep **Empathy** is felt for both Mackenzie's troubled situation and Bartlett's own struggles, leading to significant **Sadness** and **Melancholy** reflecting their loneliness and past traumas. **Anticipation** builds as viewers hope for Mackenzie's safe return and the resolution of her journey, while moments of **Hope** and eventual **Inspiration** emerge from her resilience and the unlikely bond she forms with Bartlett, offering a sense of eventual **Relief** and **Satisfaction**.