Muse

The audience's primary emotional responses to 'Muse' are dominated by the core elements of its horror and mystery genres. High levels of **Anxiety** and **Fear** are generated by the recurring nightmares of brutal murder, the shocking reality of the crime, and the protagonist's journey into a 'terrifying world' controlled by the Muses. The unfolding investigation fuels strong **Curiosity** and **Anticipation** as Samuel and Rachel strive to uncover the mystery behind the murders. The ritualistic nature of the killings and the supernatural influence of the Muses contribute significantly to a pervasive sense of the **Disturbing** and **Confusion**. Underlying these intense emotions are notes of **Sadness** and **Melancholy** stemming from Samuel's grief over his girlfriend's tragic death, adding a layer of personal tragedy to the supernatural horror.