Brett & Truus paint a picture of Emma Hale as a woman of deep religious conviction, intelligence, and strong character who came from a loving and prosperous family in Harmony, Pennsylvania. Her meeting and courtship with Joseph Smith, despite their differing backgrounds and her parents' strong opposition, highlight her independent spirit and the deep connection she felt with him. Their elopement and early marriage marked the beginning of a life filled with both joy and significant hardship, where Emma's unwavering support and faith would be crucial to the early development of the Latter-day Saint movement. The musical "BROTHER JOSEPH" further emphasizes Emma's early devotion to God as a central aspect of her character and motivations. Despite the challenges in accessing her personal reflections, the available accounts underscore her vital role and enduring legacy in the history of the Church.