Brideshead Revisited

As a Drama and Romance, 'Brideshead Revisited' evokes strong feelings of **Love** as Charles navigates his complex affections for both Sebastian and Julia Flyte. This love story is deeply tinged with **Sadness** and **Melancholy**, stemming from the 'doomed' nature of these relationships, Sebastian's struggles with alcoholism, and the restrictive influence of Lady Marchmain's devout Catholicism. **Empathy** is high for the characters caught in the family's decline and societal constraints. The narrative's framing as a reminiscence by Charles heavily emphasizes **Nostalgia** for a lost past and a bygone era of beauty and pain at Brideshead.