Riley’s mind. Riley connects her experiences to her memories when growing up, and those memories in Minnesota were happy and positive. SInce her move to San Francisco her emotions have changed, they’ve become sad, she’s lonely and she misses playing hockey; she’s lost her connection to Joy. We meet Riley’s emotions, Joy, Sadness, Fear, Disgust, and Anger, who represent core human emotions. Most of the movie is seen in her neurological system also known as “headquarters”, each emotion is collected and
11-year-old central character, Riley, originally from Minnesota, moves to San Francisco with her parents. The story explores the mind of Riley who struggles to move away from her hometown, away from her childhood friends, hockey team and has a hard time pretending to be happy for her parents. The primary emotions of Riley are Joy/happiness, Sadness, Anger, Disgust and Fear. Riley has 5 out of the 6 human universal emotions. All of these emotions are personalised into characters in Riley's "control
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