The Name of the Rose

Audience emotional responses for 'The Name of the Rose' are heavily driven by its Mystery and Thriller genres, combined with its dramatic plot. **Curiosity** is paramount, as viewers are engrossed in solving the complex monastic murders alongside William of Baskerville. This is closely followed by **Anxiety** and **Anticipation**, stemming from the escalating danger, the oppressive atmosphere of the monastery, and the looming threat of the Inquisition. **Fear** is present due to the gruesome nature of the crimes and the fanaticism depicted. The Drama genre contributes significant **Sadness** over the loss of life and knowledge (the library), and a sense of **Melancholy** pervades the film due to its somber historical setting and themes of intellectual suppression. **Disturbing** elements arise from the macabre events and the portrayal of religious extremism. There's also **Empathy** for the protagonists and victims, and **Anger** towards the corrupt and dogmatic forces.