Love Never Dies

The audience's emotional response to 'Love Never Dies' is heavily influenced by its dramatic and musical nature, serving as a continuation of a tragic love story. Sadness and Love are the dominant emotions, reflecting the Phantom's undying, yet often unrequited, affection and Christine's difficult choices and ultimate fate. A strong sense of Melancholy pervades, stemming from themes of lost time, past regrets, and the bittersweet nature of enduring love. Empathy is high, as viewers connect with the complex struggles of Christine, the Phantom, and Raoul. Nostalgia is significant, given the film's role as a sequel, revisiting beloved characters and their intertwined destinies. The musical performances evoke Awe, while Anticipation builds around the mysterious Mr. Y and the unfolding drama, often accompanied by Anxiety due to the Phantom's intense presence and the inherent tension of the narrative.