You Don't Choose Your Family

As a comedy, 'You Don't Choose Your Family' primarily evokes **Humor**, **Joy**, and **Happiness** from the audience, stemming from the farcical premise of two mismatched individuals posing as a married couple for an adoption. The plot's inherent deception and the 'odd couple' dynamic between Kim and César lead to numerous comedic situations and unexpected twists, generating **Surprise** and **Anticipation** as viewers wonder if their charade will be exposed. There's also a significant sense of **Relief** when the characters navigate close calls or achieve small victories. Underlying the comedy, the audience feels **Empathy** and **Hope** for Alex's genuine desire to adopt Miley, and a general sense of **Love** for the child and the emerging, albeit unconventional, family bond.