Mrs Dalloway

As a poignant Drama and Romance, 'Mrs Dalloway' primarily elicits strong feelings of **Sadness** and **Empathy**, largely driven by the tragic storyline of Septimus Warren Smith's shell shock and eventual suicide. **Love** and **Nostalgia** are central to Clarissa's journey, as she reflects on past relationships and life choices, particularly with the return of an old suitor. A pervasive sense of **Melancholy** underscores the film, reflecting the characters' internal struggles and the somber realities of post-war London. **Anxiety** and **Disturbing** elements are prominent due to Septimus's deteriorating mental state, while a subdued **Joy** and **Happiness** emerge from moments of connection and the anticipation of Clarissa's party, though often overshadowed by deeper reflections.