Lizzie

Audiences primarily experience a mix of intense **Anger** and **Anxiety** stemming from Lizzie's oppressive family environment and the escalating tension leading to the infamous murders. **Sadness** and **Melancholy** pervade due to the tragic circumstances, the unfulfilled lives, and the somber historical setting. **Empathy** is felt for both Lizzie and Bridget as they navigate their forbidden love and the harsh realities of their lives. The film's dark subject matter and the psychological unraveling evoke a strong sense of being **Disturbing**, while **Fear** builds as the plot progresses towards its violent climax. A significant undercurrent of **Love** exists through the central relationship, though it's tinged with tragedy. **Curiosity** about the true story and the motivations behind the crime also plays a role.