This forms a powerful impression on her and a new core memory – a sad one – is thus created. Perhaps disoriented with the shift in location, Sadness by mistake changes Riley's happy thoughts and memories into sad ones and events lead her to suddenly start crying in front of her new class. When Riley turns eleven years, her family moves to San Francisco, where her dad is posted with a new job. Joy takes charge of the emotions to keep Riley in a happy state, but she is uncertain of Sadness's purpose and keeps her isolated from the other emotions. The most important memories, known as 'core memories', are housed in a hub in Headquarters and power five 'islands' that each reflect a different aspect of Riley's personality. Riley’s memories are located in colored zones in her mind and are then dispatched into her, which are sent to her long-term memory around the time she goes to bed each night. These emotions call her mind ‘Headquarters’ and they, much in the manner of a crew controlling a spaceship, they subtly influence Riley's real-life decision making processes and memories too via a control panel. These are Joy, Sadness, Fear, Disgust, and Anger and they come to life. Five of her emotions are personified and are manifested by characters. Riley is from Minnesota and she has a special gift.

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