What is the feeling of a story called?

Have you ever wondered what the elusive quality is that draws us in and captivates us in a story? Is it the characters that we root for, the conflicts that keep us on the edge of our seats, or the resolutions that leave us feeling satisfied? But, what about the feeling itself? What is the intangible essence that a story encapsulates and evokes within us? Is it a sense of wonder, a surge of emotion, or a profound connection to the narrative? How do we put a name to this feeling that a story calls forth within us, and what role does it play in shaping our experiences with literature and storytelling?