>>80474107>At multiple points, she was able to reject the emotion's commands or the ideas they placed in her headMakes you wonder about how much free will Riley and the other humans actually have. You'd think technically none as these smaller entities are in their mind controlling everything they do, but then weird stuff like this happens and it really makes you wonder.
Maybe the emotions really don't have full control, and everything they do is a mere suggestion, a suggestion that ultimately, Riley decides on.
Something else I've wondered in relation to this idea. Riley's emotions are just her emotions right? They are just what she feels. But they're not actually her. They're not her brain. However they are from HQ, thus implying they're the highest in command. So who is it who has the final say on Riley's behavior and actions?
