Emotional Resonance: The Impact of Trauma in Lisa Jewell’s The Night She Disappeared

Abstract

The Night She Disappeared, a riveting examination of the deep effects of tragedy on people and their interwoven lives, is written by Lisa Jewell. This article explores the mysterious disappearance of the young couple named with Tallulah, Zach and the emotional impact of the story, illuminating how trauma permeates the experiences and connections of the characters. The story examines each character’s deep emotional depths through the lens of trauma, providing a moving reflection on the ability of people to bounce back, heal, and evolve. It examines how trauma can have a tremendous impact on people, affecting their emotional landscapes, behaviors, and interpersonal interactions. The suffering endured by Tallulah’s mother, as well as her friends and family. The novel delivers a moving meditation on the long-lasting effects of trauma on the human condition through its convoluted plot and deep character development.