Emotions In Inside Out

According to The Wall Street Journal, Inside Out is about an 11-year-old Riley who is loving her life in her hometown of Minnesota, but when she is faced with the idea of moving to San Francisco, Riley and her emotions are faced with the ultimate challenge of adapting to the new city and what it has to offer. Riley’s emotions are imaginary characters that live inside of her own head and control how she feels and what she does on the outside of her head. The emotions consist of Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust and are represented exactly like their names. Pete Docter, the story creator, says that he had the movie idea when his daughter Elie was a “happy and fun spirited” person until she started to move to a “more quiet and more reclusive” child. He also states that he was like this when he was a child. When he started to get older he
That’s because all of the people have different ways of dealing with emotions. To explain, when people are faced with stress or any other unexplained event happening in their life, they usually respond angry and depressed towards it, but some people are very over-joyed by the opportunity. In Inside Out, Riley is trying out for her new hockey team in San Francisco and when she doesn’t do so well, that’s when the anger emotion in her head takes over. Some people do not deal with emotions very well and when faced with trouble, always seem to be the ones that are depressed or angry all the time. When you see a person who is happy and energetic, they know exactly how to manage the emotions in their head and that’s how they stay happy. According to www.thefreedictionary.com, emotions is another word for mental state which some people have a sensitive mental state and some don’t. All over the world, every person has a different way of dealing with emotions every day and you can sometimes notice it by their facial