Fear - Intensely2

appearance:

Fear is lanky and has lavender skin, a long nose, curly hair, thick black eyebrows, and purple eyes. He wears a light blue shirt with white stripes, a houndstooth sweater vest, magenta bow tie, purple pants, and black dress shoes.

personality:

Fear, as its name suggests, is the literal embodiment of the primary feelings of fear and fight or flight. He cares deeply about Riley's safety and well-being and is very concerned about the decisions Riley makes in his life. Unlike the rest of the Emotions, he is cautious, nervous and distrustful of anything that comes his way, as his job requires him to observe that Riley adapts well to his current environment, as such he has to consider and evaluate everything. It may put her in danger. When the other emotions try to take on a more dominant role, Fear tends to be the voice of reason to convince them not to move forward with potentially risky decisions. Out of a desire to avoid tensions, he is usually the pacifist of the group and wants Riley to respond appropriately to her parents without causing irritation between them and Riley. However, Fear's uncertainty and cowardice can also cause him to reject decisions that would potentially help Riley. Temor also tends to be sarcastic, especially when he is on dream duty, and he hates doing it. Surprisingly, despite being the very definition of scared, he is not afraid of Riley's nightmares, going so far as to criticize and view many of Riley's dreams and nightmares as "corny" and "plotless".

trivia:

Fear's eyebrows are black instead of purple. Fear is the only emotion that can float. His hair changes depending on his current emotion. Normally, it is located behind the head. If he is worried or scared, he gives a zig-zag shape. If he is sad, he maintains his normal curvature, but falls downward. Despite his fearful and worrying nature, he appears to be the pacifist of the group, wanting to ensure that Riley responded appropriately to his parents without causing aggravation between them and Riley.

sexuality:

pansexual

civil status:

single

emotions that I already knew fear:

joy, displeasure, sadness and fury/anger

New emotions:

shame, anxiety, envy, ennui and nostalgia

description:

Fear's main job is to protect Riley and keep her safe. He is constantly on the lookout for potential disasters and spends time assessing the potential dangers, pitfalls, and risks involved in Riley's everyday activities. There are very few activities and events that Fear does not consider dangerous and possibly fatal.

scary story - beginning:

Work at Headquarters with the other emotions. His position is to keep Riley safe. When Riley and his parents move to San Francisco, he, Fury, and Disgust are upset about the shortcomings that came with the move, but Joy manages to see the positive side of the situation. When Joy and Sadness are lost in Riley's mind, along with the core memories (relevant memories that activate the islands that represent Riley's personality), Fear proposes that he and the remaining emotions act as Joy until she returns. Unfortunately, this backfires as he, Fury, and Disgust are unable to make Riley happy due to their respective emotional representations, and he and his friends unintentionally cause Riley to make decisions that lead the Islands to fall into an abyss that erases memories. Fear tries to give up and leave Headquarters, but the memories he and the other emotions have produced prevent that from happening. When Fury proposed influencing Riley to take a bus back to Minnesota since she was happier there, Fear dissuades him from doing so. He handles dream duty (a job where an emotion observes a dream) where the actions of Joy, Sadness, and Riley's imaginary friend, Bing Bong and Jangles the Clown, cause him to go crazy, causing Fury to put his plan into action. in action. Fear nervously expresses his disagreement with the idea, although he is too hesitant to stop Fury from carrying it out and passively allows it to happen. However, Fury's plan causes the remaining islands to crumble into the abyss. Realizing his mistake, Fear, Disgust and Fury try to remove the idea from the control panel, but it proves impossible. When Joy and Sadness return to the Barracks, Fear, Disgust, and Fury beg Joy to fix the crisis, but Joy lets Sadness fix it. With disaster averted, Riley's life improves, with new islands

scary story - continued:

of personality created by the emotions and a larger control console that the emotions use to control Riley.

gender:

man

pronoun:

he