Squatters

Given its Crime and Drama genres, 'Squatters' primarily elicits strong feelings of **Sadness** and **Empathy** due to the harsh realities of homelessness, Kelley's yearning for a family, and the underlying tragedy of the family whose home is invaded. **Anxiety** is a dominant emotion, driven by the characters' criminal actions, the constant threat of discovery, and Kelley's internal struggle with her past. **Guilt** is central to Kelley's character arc as she grapples with her actions. Despite the bleakness, the emerging **Love** and **Hope** from Kelley's new relationship offer moments of emotional uplift. **Melancholy** pervades, reflecting the wistful longing for a better life, while aspects of the plot, such as drug use and the consequences of crime, evoke a **Disturbing** response.