The Good Girl

The Good Girl primarily evokes Sadness and Melancholy, reflecting the protagonist's mundane life and the affair's eventual 'turn for the worse.' While Love is central to the passionate illicit romance, it is heavily intertwined with Guilt and Anxiety due to the forbidden nature of the relationship. Empathy is also significant, as audiences connect with the protagonist's difficult choices and struggles. Fleeting moments of Happiness and Hope are present but ultimately overshadowed by the dramatic and somber realities of the narrative.