Frontier

Audience emotional responses for 'Frontier' are heavily influenced by its gritty historical drama and adventure elements. High **Anxiety** stems from the constant danger faced by Declan Harp and the high stakes of his rebellion against the powerful Hudson's Bay Company. **Empathy** is strong for Harp's struggle as a half-Cree outlaw fighting for justice and for the plight of indigenous peoples against exploitation. **Anger** is directed at the systemic injustices, betrayals, and brutal violence inherent in the fur trade. **Anticipation** is driven by the unfolding strategies, tense confrontations, and the uncertainty of Harp's success. Finally, **Sadness** reflects the losses, harsh realities, and the often grim historical context of survival and conflict in the Canadian wilderness.