Good Behavior

Good Behavior elicits a complex range of emotions, primarily driven by its Crime, Drama, and Mystery genres. Audiences experience high **Anxiety** and **Anticipation** due to Letty's precarious life as a con artist, her dangerous choices, and the constant threat of discovery or violence. **Empathy** is significant, as viewers connect with Letty's struggles for redemption despite her flaws, and her attempts to do good. The dramatic elements contribute to **Sadness** and **Melancholy** reflecting her troubled past and the dark realities of her world. **Curiosity** is piqued by the unfolding mystery and the unpredictable nature of her "dangerous, seductive relationship" with a hitman, which also evokes **Love** and a sense of the **Disturbing** due to its morally ambiguous nature. **Fear** is present from the inherent dangers of the criminal underworld and the consequences of their actions.