Sadness helps people calm down, reflect on past experiences to understand what was lost and gained, and feel empathy for others in ways that emotions like joy, fear, anger cannot. In the documentary, Joy realizes Sadness must help Riley work through her difficult emotions after moving to a new home away from friends and activities in Minnesota. Riley breaks down crying to her parents that she misses home, and they comfort her by sharing in her sadness and admitting they also miss their former home.
Sadness helps people calm down, reflect on past experiences to understand what was lost and gained, and feel empathy for others in ways that emotions like joy, fear, anger cannot. In the documentary, Joy realizes Sadness must help Riley work through her difficult emotions after moving to a new home away from friends and activities in Minnesota. Riley breaks down crying to her parents that she misses home, and they comfort her by sharing in her sadness and admitting they also miss their former home.
Sadness helps people calm down, reflect on past experiences to understand what was lost and gained, and feel empathy for others in ways that emotions like joy, fear, anger cannot. In the documentary, Joy realizes Sadness must help Riley work through her difficult emotions after moving to a new home away from friends and activities in Minnesota. Riley breaks down crying to her parents that she misses home, and they comfort her by sharing in her sadness and admitting they also miss their former home.
INTRO: Sadness is not a superfluous, useless thing in our lives. Without
sadness, you can't feel joy either. Sadness helps you to calm down, reflect on the past to know what you have lost and gained. Sadness also helps you to be more empathetic towards others. It is something that neither joy, fear, vigilance nor anger can do. Fear: I wish Joy was hear! Disgust: It’s Joy! Angry: Stand back! Disgust: That worked Angry: Well, what would you do, if you’re so smart? Disgust: I’d tell you, but you’re to dumb to understand. Angry: What? Disgust: Of course your tiny brain is confused. Guess I’ll just have to dumb it down to your level. Sorry I don’t speak moron as well as you, but let me try. Duh! Fear: Oh Thank goodness you’re back! Disgust: Things are really messed up! Angry: We found this idea Fear: We were just trying to make happy memories. Disgust: Joy, you got to fix this! Get up there! Joy: Sadness, it’s up to you. Sadness: Me? Angry, Fear, Disgust: Sadness? Sadness: I can’t, Joy. Joy: Yes, you can. Riley needs you. Sadness: Hmm.. okay.. Riley: Wait! Stop! I want to get off! Mom: Alright! Thank you, we will. Her teacher hasn’t even seen Riley all day. Dad: What? Mom: What was she wearing last? I can’t believe this Mom: Riley Dad: There you are! Thanks goodness! Mom: Oh we were worried sick! Where have you been? It’s so late! Mom, Dad: Honey! What happened? Are you all right?.... (Doan nay co the ko cut) Từ đoạn 1.20.55-1.21.26: Joy can come in very brief moments and then pass away. But the feeling of happiness is permanent. It's easy to capture joy, but it's hard to capture and spread joy. Riley: I know you don’t want me to but.. I miss home ( đoạn này khóc xog đọc thoại nên khó đáy) I miss Minnesota. You need me to be happy, but.. I want my old friends, and my hockey team. I want to go home. Please don’t be mad. Mom: Ohhh sweetie Dad: We’re not mad. You know what? I miss Minnesota too. I miss the woods where we took hikes Mom: And the backyard where you used to play Dad: Spring Lake, where you learned to skate. Come here!
The Thoughts of I - (Young, Teenaged Women): Life gets tough, so are my explanations. Only way to explain the pertinacious emotions and egregious mistakes; I wish to escape. Can you possibly relate?