Wilde

Wilde primarily evokes deep Sadness and Love, reflecting Oscar Wilde's tragic downfall due to societal intolerance and his passionate, yet ultimately destructive, relationship with Lord Alfred Douglas. A strong sense of Empathy is felt for Wilde as he navigates his personal struggles and faces unjust persecution. Melancholy pervades the narrative, highlighting the loss of his brilliance and freedom. While moments of Joy, Happiness, and Humor are present, showcasing Wilde's wit and early success, they are overshadowed by the growing Anxiety and Anger at the Victorian society's hypocrisy and the inevitable tragic outcome. The film also inspires through Wilde's enduring legacy and defiance.