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Anyways, my husband and I are currently discussing Jasper's talent because I had an idea for a fic while I was ironing my kids' clothes for school a few mins ago. So I ran to my computer and began typing the plot out, but I had to fill in some holes with Alice since it's an AU, but (almost) long story short, it eventually led into a question about Bella and how she doesn't repel Jasper's talent.
I used to think it was so simple because I always assumed that emotions were born in our bodies, and not our minds. However, according to scientists, and my hubs, that simply isn't true.
Turns out, emotions are created in the limbic system... I hate it when he's right. I'm not gonna get into it's location because frankly, I'm not a brain surgeon, but this left me wondering, if the brain is the birthplace of emotions that, in turn, send out physiological reactions pertaining to particular affections to our body (which I always thought were where emotions were created), then wouldn't that mean that Bella would have the ability to repel Jasper, too?
Or does this work like Spellbreaker, or Shadowform, in Guild Wars where direct spells can't affect you but spells which surround an "area" do because they're not directly affecting you? (Sorry, that was probably for my understanding so I'm making sense to myself.)
I mean, is that what Jasper does? Does he get to bypass Bella's brain because he affects the mood of the area, and therefore she only experiences the physiological reactions to these emotions because he's experiencing them as well? Is this what he sends out? Or am I thinking too hard about this and someone needs to slap me and tell me to go to bed cause I've been up for 24 hrs?
Your thoughts?
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