Currently, there is a limited body of research on All Summer in a Day , and given the connection between the depicted bullying incidents in thenarrative and real-life scenarios, our study has chosen to delve into this area.Our research employs methodologies such as inductive summarization andliterature review. We also draw on relevant psychological theories, includingGustave Le Bon’s concept of crowd behavior from ‘The Crowd: A Study of thePopular Mind,’ the Stanford prison experiment, Plato’s allegory of the cave, andthe impact of natural and social environments on individuals’ psychologicalstates. Through a meticulous textual analysis, the paper is organized into threesections: explicit bullying, implicit bullying, and the influence of natural andsocial environments on the psychological well-being of both perpetrators andvictims. Each section provides a detailed analysis from different perspectivessurrounding the central theme of bullying.