A Good Woman

Audience emotional responses for 'A Good Woman' are primarily driven by its witty dialogue and social satire, characteristic of its Oscar Wilde origins, leading to high levels of Humor and Joy. The central romantic entanglements and the underlying love story contribute significantly to feelings of Love and Happiness. Empathy is strong for the characters navigating complex social situations and misunderstandings, particularly for the seemingly innocent wife and the enigmatic Mrs. Erlynne. Anticipation and Curiosity are present as the intricate plot unfolds, while moments of Sadness and Melancholy reflect the dramatic undertones and the bittersweet nature of some resolutions.