True Grit

The dominant emotions for 'True Grit' (1969) are Inspiration, Anger, Anticipation, and Excitement. Inspiration stems from Mattie Ross's unwavering determination to avenge her father's death, which is the primary driver of Anger. The perilous journey and confrontations with outlaws generate significant Anticipation and Excitement, characteristic of a Western adventure. Empathy and Satisfaction also feature prominently, reflecting the audience's connection to Mattie's quest for justice and its eventual resolution.