Fanny

Audience emotional responses are primarily driven by **Sadness**, **Empathy**, and **Melancholy**, reflecting Fanny's abandonment by Marius and her difficult circumstances as an unwed pregnant woman in the societal context of the time. The narrative evokes strong **Love** for the characters and their plight, particularly Fanny's maternal instincts. There is also significant **Hope** and **Relief** as Fanny makes a pragmatic choice to secure a future for her child, despite the personal sacrifices, alongside underlying **Anxiety** about her uncertain path.