Jailbirds

As a drama, 'Jailbirds' primarily evokes strong feelings of Sadness and Empathy for Mathilde, who sacrifices her freedom for love only to face isolation and potential abandonment in a harsh prison environment. A pervasive sense of Melancholy underscores her struggle and the somber setting. Anxiety and Fear are prominent due to the unpredictable nature of prison life and the uncertainty surrounding her son and her lover's fate. Anger may arise from the betrayal she experiences and the injustice of her situation. Despite the bleakness, a fragile Hope persists, mainly tied to her son, and Curiosity keeps the audience engaged in her transformation and ultimate destiny.