The imagination and plots are brilliant. I didn't realize Anxiety is portrayed as a girl and Embarrassment as a boy. I like the idea that, although the main plot revolves around fighting Anxiety, Anxiety's initiation has a positive aspect. I cannot relate to the magic bag because it wasn't part of my childhood.
It is really touching when Riley discovers her true self and embraces who she is. All her imperfections and good qualities make her a complete character. The concept that when Anxiety takes control, you may perform better yet perceive yourself as a failure is enlightening.
