The Book of Clarence

The audience's emotional response to 'The Book of Clarence' is primarily driven by its comedic elements, leading to significant feelings of Humor, Joy, and Happiness. As a drama, it also evokes strong Empathy for Clarence's struggles, alongside Sadness and Melancholy. The adventurous quest for a 'divine existence' and the influence of the Messiah contribute to feelings of Inspiration and Hope, with underlying Anticipation and Excitement for his journey.