An Ideal Husband

As an adaptation of an Oscar Wilde play, 'An Ideal Husband' primarily elicits strong feelings of Humor due to its witty dialogue and social satire. The romantic entanglements and the ultimate resolution of the characters' relationships contribute significantly to Joy, Love, and Happiness. While the plot introduces initial Anxiety and Anticipation stemming from the blackmail and threatened reputation, these tensions ultimately give way to substantial Relief and Satisfaction as the characters navigate their predicaments and achieve their happy endings, aligning with its Comedy and Romance genres.