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The Furlough elicits a complex emotional response, primarily driven by **Anxiety** and **Anticipation** as four inmates navigate their limited freedom and the temptation of escape, alongside the inherent dangers of their past. **Sadness** and **Melancholy** stem from their realistic portrayal, desperation, and the pursuit of lost dignity. **Empathy** is strong due to the focus on their human contradictions and the sincerity of their positive feelings, particularly **Love** for family and friends, and **Hope** and **Inspiration** as they strive for personal redemption and pride.