The Immigrant

The audience experiences a profound sense of Sadness and Empathy for Ewa's harrowing journey, marked by her separation from her sister and descent into forced prostitution. This creates significant Anxiety and a Disturbing atmosphere, coupled with a pervasive Melancholy reflecting her grim circumstances. Amidst this despair, a strong current of Love emerges through her relationship with Orlando, offering a vital sense of Hope for her escape and a better future. Anger towards her exploiter and Fear for her safety are also key emotional responses.