Sense & Sensibility

Sense & Sensibility (2008) primarily evokes **Love** as viewers are immersed in the romantic pursuits and emotional connections of the Dashwood sisters. This is deeply intertwined with **Sadness** and **Melancholy**, reflecting the characters' financial struggles, societal constraints, unrequited affections, and heartbreak, particularly Marianne's. **Empathy** is a strong response, as audiences connect with the sisters' resilience and emotional journeys. The film ultimately delivers significant **Joy** and **Happiness** through the resolution of their romantic entanglements and the triumph of enduring love, while also building **Anticipation** and **Anxiety** around their uncertain futures.