Mrs. Brown

The audience experiences a profound sense of sadness and melancholy, reflecting Queen Victoria's deep grief and isolation after her husband's death. Empathy is high for both Victoria's struggle and John Brown's unwavering devotion. Love is a central emotion, stemming from the unique and unconventional bond that develops between them. Anxiety and curiosity arise from the scandalous nature of their relationship and its potential impact on the monarchy, while inspiration is drawn from Brown's loyalty and Victoria's eventual resilience and return to public life.