My birthday is on November 30, so my superhero's name is...
SENSOD
(senses/sensory and mood)
For the frontal lobe and serotonin. The parietal lobe is important for receiving sensory input for movement and touch, as well as processing language. Serotonin affects a person's mood, hunger, and sleep.
Sensod is able to sense when someone is hurt and bring them joy. Sensod can read the harmed person's mind to see what would bring them happiness, whether it be a puppy, chocolate, or their best friend.
One day, Sensod was walking in the park when she saw a little girl fall off her bike. She quickly ran to the girl and saw that she had scraped both knees. When the little girl began crying, Sensod felt this tingle in her body that told her a chocolate ice cream cone would make the little girl feel better. Sensod quickly flew to get the ice cream cone, and when she got back to the little girl, her face lit up with joy. This experience made Sensod feel like she finally did something good in life.
Since then, Sensod has been helping people all around her community while developing a sense of when people are hurt, even if they aren't showing it. Her powers have also given her the ability to sense when something bad is about to happen to someone, such as touching something hot, eating something that tastes bad, or having a sudden lost of vision. She always gives a helping hand in her community, and acts on kindness by helping and giving!
Here is an article on serotonin!
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