D-Day

Audience emotional responses for 'D-Day' are predominantly driven by the intense tension and suspense inherent in its high-stakes espionage mission. **Anxiety** is paramount as the elite RAW team infiltrates enemy territory, constantly facing imminent danger and the threat of exposure. This is closely followed by **Anticipation** as viewers are on the edge of their seats, eager to see if the daring plan to abduct 'The Most Wanted Man' will succeed or fail. **Excitement** is generated by the thrilling action sequences and the audacious nature of the operation. **Fear** arises from the perilous situations the operatives find themselves in, while **Surprise** comes from the unexpected twists and the mission's ultimate, 'horribly wrong' turn, leading to a significant undercurrent of **Sadness** and **Anger** over the consequences of failure and the pursuit of justice.