Marguerite

Audience emotional responses for 'Marguerite' are primarily driven by its unique blend of comedy and drama. The film elicits significant **Humor** from Marguerite's passionate yet terrible singing and the elaborate deception maintained by her entourage. This comedic premise is balanced by a strong sense of **Empathy** for Marguerite's delusion and the underlying sadness of her situation. As her fantasy is challenged, viewers experience **Sadness** and **Melancholy** regarding the potential shattering of her world and the consequences of the deception. There's also **Curiosity** about how her story will unfold and a general feeling of **Happiness** or **Joy** from the lighter, more absurd moments.