Rendez-vous

The audience experiences a profound sense of sadness and melancholy, driven by Nina's complex and often detached relationships, Paulot's unrequited love, and the tragic consequences of Quentin's obsession. Empathy is high for the characters navigating these difficult emotional landscapes. Anxiety and a disturbing atmosphere are evoked by Quentin's stalking and subsequent psychological impact on Nina. While elements of love are present, they are often fraught with difficulty, leading to a more somber romantic experience, with hope found primarily in Nina's artistic pursuits.