Mermaids

Mermaids elicits a primary response of Humor, driven by the eccentric family dynamics and witty dialogue, closely followed by Love, reflecting the deep, albeit unconventional, bond between mother and daughters, and Charlotte's first romance. Joy and Happiness are prominent during lighthearted moments and resolutions. The dramatic elements contribute significant Empathy for Charlotte's coming-of-age struggles and Mrs. Flax's search for stability, alongside Sadness and Melancholy that underscore the challenges of growing up and the transient nature of their lives. Nostalgia is also a key emotion, evoked by the 1960s setting and the universal themes of adolescence.