The Transfiguration

The Transfiguration elicits a strong sense of Fear, Anxiety, and Disturbing reactions due to its horror elements centered on Milo's unsettling, vampiric actions and the constant threat they pose. Underlying these are profound feelings of Sadness and Empathy, stemming from Milo's isolated and troubled existence as an outcast orphan, and Sophie's own depression, highlighting the film's dramatic core and the bleakness of their lives. Melancholy pervades the atmosphere, reflecting the grim reality of their dangerous neighborhood and the overall somber tone.