All We Had

Based on the 'Drama' genre, 'All We Had' primarily elicits Sadness and Empathy as audiences witness Ruthie and Rita's relentless struggle against poverty and homelessness. The narrative's bittersweet moments of finding temporary stability in Fat River, only to be shattered by predatory lending, contribute significantly to Melancholy and Anxiety. There's a strong undercurrent of Hope as they continuously seek a better life, but this is often overshadowed by Anger at the systemic challenges and the Disturbing sacrifices Rita makes for survival. The deep mother-daughter Love and the brief sense of Joy and Happiness found in community provide poignant contrasts to the overall somber tone.