The Clone

Audience emotional responses for 'The Clone' are heavily influenced by its core genres of Drama and Romance, underpinned by a unique Sci-Fi premise. Love is the most prominent emotion, driven by the enduring connection between Lucas and Jade, and the complex, almost fated attraction Jade feels for the clone who embodies her idealized past. Sadness and Melancholy are deeply felt due to Lucas's profound transformation and loss of self over two decades, and Jade's longing for a love that seems forever out of reach. Empathy is high as viewers connect with the characters' struggles, particularly Lucas's internal emptiness and Jade's yearning for a lost past. Hope persists for a resolution to the unconventional love triangle and for the characters to find some form of happiness. The sci-fi element introduces Curiosity about the clone's identity and future, Anticipation for the unfolding drama, and a degree of Confusion and Disturbing feelings regarding the ethical and personal implications of cloning and the unusual romantic entanglement. Nostalgia is also significant, especially for Jade, as she seeks to reconnect with a cherished past through the clone.