An Innocent Man

An Innocent Man primarily evokes strong feelings of **anger** due to the blatant injustice of an innocent man being framed by corrupt police. This is coupled with deep **empathy** for Jimmie Rainwood's plight as he navigates the brutal realities of prison. **Anxiety** and **anticipation** are high as the audience is constantly concerned for his safety and eager to see if he can prove his innocence and seek retribution. The grim and harsh prison environment contributes to a sense of the **disturbing**, while moments of action provide **excitement**. Underlying these are feelings of **sadness** for the life he loses and **hope** for his eventual vindication.