The glow of the monitor painted Amelia’s face a warm amber. She stretched, a long luxurious movement that popped the tension from her spine. A final tweak to the code. Done. Six months of tireless effort, countless late nights fuelled by lukewarm coffee and the unwavering belief in her vision. She’d done it. A private, tiny grin played on her lips as she saved the file one last time.

The email notification chimed, pulling her from her reverie. A new message. It was from her boss. Curious, she opened it. The subject line was the same name as her project. Her heart thumped.

The email contained a link to a presentation. Amelia clicked it, a feeling of unease quickly replacing her previous contentment. The presentation began, and a wave of disbelief washed over her. The designs, the architecture, the core functionality. Identical.

Emotion: satisfied

Cluster: Positive / Joy
PC1 (Valence): 3.20 Positive
PC2 (Disposition): -1.31

Role in Research

This story is one of 1,000 stories generated for the emotion satisfied. During extraction, it was fed through Gemma4-31B and its hidden state activations were captured at 11 layers.

The mean activation across all 1,000 satisfied stories, after denoising with neutral dialogue baselines, produces the satisfied emotion vector -- a direction in the model's 5,376-dimensional representation space.

Logit Lens (Layer 40)

Tokens promoted/suppressed when the satisfied vector is projected through the unembedding matrix.

Promoted:
la0.518
happy0.465
enjoy0.439
relaxed0.430
enjoys0.429
Suppressed:
S-0.515
C-0.511
😣-0.510
worse-0.477
😖-0.453