We Go On

The audience's emotional response to 'We Go On' is heavily dominated by a pervasive sense of Fear and Anxiety, stemming directly from Miles's existential dread and the unfolding 'unthinkable nightmare' as he seeks proof of the afterlife. The Horror and Mystery genres contribute significantly to feelings of Disturbing unease and intense Curiosity about the supernatural revelations. Elements of Drama elicit Sadness, Empathy, and Melancholy for Miles's desperate quest and his mother's protective role, as the narrative delves into the profound and often terrifying questions surrounding death and what lies beyond.