Tess of the D'Urbervilles

The emotional landscape of Tess of the D'Urbervilles is overwhelmingly somber, dominated by profound Sadness, deep Empathy for Tess's tragic plight, and a pervasive sense of Melancholy. While moments of Love and fleeting Hope emerge, they are ultimately overshadowed by the harsh realities and injustices Tess faces, leading to significant feelings of Anger and Disgust towards her oppressors, and a Disturbing sense of her inevitable downfall. Anxiety for her future and a touch of Guilt also resonate, with positive emotions like Joy and Happiness being minimal and short-lived.