Maurice

The audience experiences a significant amount of Love and Sadness, reflecting the central theme of forbidden romance and the pain of societal repression in Edwardian England. Empathy is high for Maurice's struggle with his identity and the challenges he faces. Melancholy captures the bittersweet tone of the era and the longing for acceptance. Hope is present as Maurice ultimately finds genuine connection and happiness, leading to feelings of Relief and Satisfaction at his eventual liberation from societal constraints.