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by Mark Giraldi - Cashmere Avenue PS (1260) 2 years ago

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Inside Out Characters (Representing who they are through their words and actions)

In the animated film "Inside Out," each character represents a different emotion and showcases their distinct traits through their actions and words. Anger is characterized by his extremely short temper, often literally bursting into flames when upset.

Stage 2: Afghanistan

by Meredith Walker

Hamlet

by Simran Pawar

GETTING TO KNOW EACH OTHER THROUGH EMOTIONS

by claudia gonzalez huerga

careers

by Ethan Manning

Inside Out Characters (Representing who they are through their words and actions)

Fear

Sadness

She apologizes often (usually to Joy) because she is very insecure/worried about her actions (she has little self-esteem)

"I like rain and getting water in our boots and getting all soggy"

"Remember the funny movie where the dog died?"

Often her body posture/mannerisms are that of someone who is depressed, like when she doesn't have the energy to stand up and wants to be dragged around the memory maze.

Inside Out Characters (Representing who they are through their words and actions)

In the animated film "Inside Out," each character represents a different emotion and showcases their distinct traits through their actions and words. Anger is characterized by his extremely short temper, often literally bursting into flames when upset.

Stage 2: Afghanistan

Hamlet

GETTING TO KNOW EACH OTHER THROUGH EMOTIONS

careers

Inside Out Characters (Representing who they are through their words and actions)

Fear

Sadness

She apologizes often (usually to Joy) because she is very insecure/worried about her actions (she has little self-esteem)

"I like rain and getting water in our boots and getting all soggy"

"Remember the funny movie where the dog died?"

Often her body posture/mannerisms are that of someone who is depressed, like when she doesn't have the energy to stand up and wants to be dragged around the memory maze.

Disgust

Anger

Very short temper; literally explodes into flame when mad!

Joy

“There’s always a way to turn things around”

“Remember... (she likes happy memories) ...when we buried Dad in the sand!”

She tries to cheer up others (like Sadness), by always being positive (she’s an optimist)

Mindomo

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Inside Out Characters (Representing who they are through their words and actions)

In the animated film "Inside Out," each character represents a different emotion and showcases their distinct traits through their actions and words. Anger is characterized by his extremely short temper, often literally bursting into flames when upset.

Stage 2: Afghanistan

Hamlet

GETTING TO KNOW EACH OTHER THROUGH EMOTIONS

careers

Inside Out Characters (Representing who they are through their words and actions)

Fear

Sadness

She apologizes often (usually to Joy) because she is very insecure/worried about her actions (she has little self-esteem)

"I like rain and getting water in our boots and getting all soggy"

"Remember the funny movie where the dog died?"

Often her body posture/mannerisms are that of someone who is depressed, like when she doesn't have the energy to stand up and wants to be dragged around the memory maze.

Disgust

Anger

Very short temper; literally explodes into flame when mad!

Joy

“There’s always a way to turn things around”

“Remember... (she likes happy memories) ...when we buried Dad in the sand!”

She tries to cheer up others (like Sadness), by always being positive (she’s an optimist)

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Mindomo

More Info

Faq