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The '''Right Hemisphere''' of [[Exillium]] is composed of all the ''quick thinkers''. All elves who are sorted into this hemisphere tend to have a ''creative thought process'', which can make them ''reckless.'' |
The '''Right Hemisphere''' of [[Exillium]] is composed of all the ''quick thinkers''. All elves who are sorted into this hemisphere tend to have a ''creative thought process'', which can make them ''reckless.'' |
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This article is part of a series about Exillium |
Main Article and Affiliated Places
Exillium • Arch of Dividing • Healing Tent • Bosk Gorge • Neutral Territories
Hemispheres
Ambi Hemisphere • Left Hemisphere • Right Hemisphere
Skills Taught
Appetite Suppression • Blinking • Body Temperature Regulation • Breath Control • Darkness Vision • Levitating • Outward Channeling • Telekinesis
Staff
Coach Rohana • Coach Wilda • Coach Bora • The Boobrie Dude
Previous Attendees (Waywards)
Biana Vacker • Dex Dizznee • Fitz Vacker • Keefe Sencen • Linh Song • Ruy Ignis • Sophie Foster • Tam Song • Timkin Heks
The Right Hemisphere of Exillium is composed of all the quick thinkers. All elves who are sorted into this hemisphere tend to have a creative thought process, which can make them reckless.
The instructor for this hemisphere is Coach Bora. The corresponding color for this hemisphere is blue.
Keefe Sencen and Dexter Alvin Dizznee are in the right hemisphere, implying that in an emergency, both will trust their instincts and act quickly, but might end up making a rash decision.
Background Information
The name for this hemisphere comes from the myth of the left brain and the right brain.[1] The left brain is said to handle the logistics, and the right brain is said to handle the creative side of things. However, this has been proven untrue, as there is no direct evidence. A diagram of this myth is shown above. Shannon Messenger has utilized this for her series to give it an interesting twist.