Bicycling with Molière

Audience emotional responses for 'Bicycling with Molière' are primarily shaped by its blend of comedy and drama. A significant portion of emotions will be **Humor**, derived from the witty dialogue and the eccentric interactions between the two lead actors, particularly Serge's misanthropic charm. This is complemented by feelings of **Joy** and **Happiness** from the lighter moments and the budding romantic subplot. On the dramatic side, **Melancholy** and **Sadness** are prominent, reflecting Serge's self-imposed solitude, his past struggles with fame, and his internal conflict. **Empathy** is felt for both Serge's journey and Gauthier's persistent efforts to bring him back. **Anticipation** and **Curiosity** are key as the audience wonders if Serge will truly return to the stage and how his personal and professional life will evolve. Underlying these are feelings of **Hope** for his potential comeback and **Love** from the romantic connection. Minor emotions like Anger (from Serge's character), Anxiety (due to the pressure), and Nostalgia (for his past career) also contribute to the nuanced emotional landscape.