Nicholas Nickleby

Nicholas Nickleby (2002), a Dickensian tale, primarily evokes **Love** and **Sadness** as the Nickleby family endures immense hardship and separation after their father's death. **Empathy** is strongly felt for Nicholas, Kate, and especially Smike, as they face the cruelty of Uncle Ralph and Mr. Squeers. Despite the pervasive **Melancholy** of their circumstances, the narrative is driven by **Hope** for reunion and justice. The audience experiences **Joy** and **Happiness** as the family eventually overcomes adversity, finding support and achieving a satisfying resolution, alongside **Inspiration** from Nicholas's unwavering moral compass and resilience.