The Hedgehog

The emotional landscape of 'The Hedgehog' is deeply rooted in its Drama genre, characterized by a significant presence of **Sadness** and **Melancholy** stemming from Paloma's initial existential despair and suicidal ideation. However, these are profoundly balanced by strong **Empathy** for the complex characters and a powerful sense of **Inspiration** as Paloma finds kindred spirits and questions her pessimistic outlook. **Hope** emerges as a central theme, reflecting her journey towards finding meaning, complemented by **Humor** from her sharp observations and the growing **Love** and connection between the characters. Underlying **Anxiety** keeps the audience engaged with the tension of Paloma's initial plan.