What type of story would you classify the emojis below as? Pick from the following categories: comedy, action, animation, romance, horror, western, and fantasy.
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The emojis are classified as comedy. Here's why:

1. The first emoji in this category is a smiley face which promotes joy and happiness.
2. The second emoji represents an expression of sadness or anger.
3. The third emoji depicts a crying face suggesting tears.
4. A heart emoji suggests love.
5. A laughing face portrays amusement.
6. An exhausted face symbolizes tiredness or frustration.
7. A happy face conveys positivity.
8. A sad face means sadness or defeat.
9. A smiling face is generally joyful.
10. An angry face typically reflects frustration.
11. A crying face may indicate sadness.
12. A grinning face indicates joyfulness.
13. An upset face could mean various emotions ranging from distress to relief.
14. A dejected face suggests despair.
15. An energetic face signifies vigor or energy.
16. A frightened face often shows fear or anxiety.
17. A surprised face reflects curiosity or excitement.
18. A serene face suggests serenity or calm.
19. An anxious face might suggest concern or nervousness.
20. A cheerful face projects cheerfulness.
21. An enraged face conveys aggression or violence.
22. An amused face expresses delight or humor.
23. A dejected face usually denotes sorrow, grief, or regret.
24. An astonished face appears caught off guard.
25. A hopeful face brings forth hope for better things ahead.
26. An offended face displays dissatisfaction with something.
27. An irritated face represents unhappiness with a task or event.
28. An enthusiastic face speaks of enjoyment or vitality.
29. A dazed face might show confusion or surprise.
30. A satisfied face implies approval or fulfillment of a desire.
31. An angry face can signify aggression or anger towards someone or something.
32. An excited face signifies enthusiasm and anticipation.
33. A discouraged face usually conveys dissatisfaction with a situation.
34. An indignant face represents displeasure or irritation with something or someone.
35. An aloof face shows disinterest or detachment.
36. A contented face suggests satisfaction or contentment.
37. An alert face may imply caution or vigilance due to apprehension.
38. A pleased face demonstrates enthusiasm or happiness.
39. An unhappy face probably indicates discontent with something or someone.
40. An irritable face hints at conflict or unease between two people or groups.
45. An indifferent face conveys apathy rather than indifference.
48. A relieved face indicates gratitude or appreciation.
52. An engaged face indicates enthusiasm about something or other person.
56. An apathetic face likely signifies lack of interest, not necessarily indifference.
60. An uncomfortable face conveys unease, either in the present moment or regarding future expectations.
66. An optimistic face projects optimism, while a pessimistic face generally suggests negativity.
68. A tense face typically alludes to stress or tension during a specific instance. it might refer to prolonged discomfort, crisis management, or emotional instability over a long period.
74. An ambivalent face might be either one of these: the person feels mixed feelings about a certain situation; the person doesn't have strong positive or negative feelings towards their attitude, behavior, or overall perspective on a topic.
80. An agitated face seems very stressed and ready to break down under pressure; it looks visibly frustrated and upset without much reserve or control over his outward movements and gestures. It has a frantic tempo that also translates into high levels of nervous agitation, physical tremors, sweat, shallow breathing patterns, and so on.
82. One would say a person with a tranquil, peaceful demeanor, regardless if it’s daytime or nighttime.
84. A confident face usually says the opposite—confidence—and connotes courage and decisiveness when used appropriately.
89. An unsettled face likely represents an array of conflicting internal thoughts and moods.
95. An upbeat face exudes positive thinking, energy, enthusiasm, and pleasure amidst its current situation. It typically looks like a sunbeam.
98. An anxious face usually signals fear, nervousness, uncertainty, or worry. People with these expressions tend to hold tight to their breaths and keep their eyes fixed on the ground until they feel safe again. However, an eye contact with this state gives comfort by showing a reassuring stare and provides support by letting them know that others care about their well-being too. The sense of security helps ease some concerns and makes the person feel better faster.
103. A relaxed face is seen during periods of tranquility.
108. An unenthusiastic face might signal boredom, fatigue, or indifference toward something; however, it could just be laziness. It isn’t always based on lack of motivation.
114. An impatient face expresses impatience; otherwise, it’s patience or reluctance. In real life, though, most kids will get annoyed quickly but then cool off later if given time to do some activities. That said, kids who struggle to wait patiently need constant reminders, especially with delayed tasks, but they should still make progress over time. The latter case, however