The Phone Call

As a 'Short, Drama', 'The Phone Call' primarily evokes deep emotional responses centered around the crisis. The audience experiences significant **Sadness** and **Melancholy** due to Stan's despair and suicidal intent, coupled with strong **Empathy** for both Stan's suffering and Heather's desperate efforts to save him. High **Anxiety** is present throughout, driven by the urgency of the situation and the ticking clock. There's an underlying **Hope** that Heather will succeed, while **Guilt** is central to Stan's character. Heather's dedication also elicits a degree of **Inspiration**, and the sensitive subject matter creates a **Disturbing** atmosphere, alongside **Fear** for Stan's life.