Notre-Dame de Paris

Audience emotional responses are dominated by profound sadness and empathy, reflecting the tragic fate of Esmeralda and the suffering of Quasimodo. A strong sense of melancholy pervades the experience, given the story's somber themes and unrequited love. Anger and disgust are directed towards the villainous Frollo and the unfaithful Phoebus. Despite the tragedy, there are significant feelings of love, particularly for Quasimodo's devotion, and awe, stemming from the powerful musical performances and the grandeur of the setting.