The Parts You Lose

The audience's emotional response is primarily characterized by Anxiety and Sadness, reflecting the intense suspense and potential tragic outcome inherent in the film's Crime and Thriller genres. A strong sense of Empathy is evoked by Wesley, the vulnerable deaf boy, and his unlikely bond with the wounded stranger. Anticipation and Fear build as the police presence increases, highlighting the precariousness of their relationship. Melancholy underscores the bittersweet nature of the friendship and the inevitable loss, while Disturbing elements arise from the man's criminal background and the moral dilemmas faced. Inspiration is also present as Wesley learns to stand up for himself.