Yellowstone

Audiences for Yellowstone primarily experience a strong sense of Anger and Anxiety due to the constant threats, violence, and pervasive injustice faced by the Dutton family. High Anticipation is generated by the ongoing conflicts and the uncertain fate of the ranch. Sadness and Melancholy reflect the harsh realities of the 'new frontier,' including environmental degradation and the consequences of a lawless world, fostering deep Empathy for the family's relentless struggle. The show's violent and corrupt themes also evoke a significant Disturbing response. Despite the pervasive tension, moments of Love for family and land, and occasional Satisfaction from small victories, provide emotional depth amidst the conflict.