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* [[An Aesop]]: Several, in fact:▼
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▲* An Aesop: Several, in fact:
** Don't bottle your emotions.
** It isn't bad to feel sad from time on time. It actually helps to connect with others.
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* [[Character Development]]: Deconstructed with the emotions, who due to their nature can't fundamentally change or develop. So their actual journey in the plot is how their relationships with each other change, namely {{spoiler|Joy realizing that her insistence on keeping Riley cheerful is actually making her unhappy, and that letting other emotions intervene from time on time is the wisest way to go}}.
* [[Chekhov's Skill]]: Joy's insistence that Sadness read the manuals to keep her away actually pays off when they are both trapped in the maze-like long-term memory and Sadness is the only one capable of navigating the area.
* [[Color-Coded for Your Convenience]]: Literally: {{color
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