Joe Bell

The emotional landscape of 'Joe Bell' is dominated by profound sadness and empathy, stemming from the son's torment and the father's grief-stricken journey. Melancholy and guilt reflect the father's internal struggle and realizations, while anger is directed at the injustice of bullying. Despite the heavy themes, there's an underlying current of love and a degree of inspiration from the father's crusade, tempered by the tragic reality of the story.