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Enhanced synesthesia is the ability to see sound as colorful light. A full list of examples of the power in action follows.

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Emma sees flashes of light when water drips...
...a flurry of light when a mug crashes to the floor...
...and continuous waves of light when a cellist plays a song.
(Ink)
When the cellist leaves, Emma plucks the cello's strings, seeing more streams of light...
...then decided to try to play herself.
(Ink)
Emma sees a police siren emitting red waves of light...
...as well as yellow ones...
...she also sees beams of light when a jackhammer is turned on.
(Hysterical Blindness)
Peter kicks a can and sees color when it creates sound...
...he also sees the sound created by a young choir.
(Hysterical Blindness)
When Emma and Peter play the piano together...
...beautiful colors are produced.
(Hysterical Blindness)
While playing the cello again...
...Emma's light waves crash against the wall...
...and when Emma begins to play uncontrollably...
...the light waves cause the wall to shatter.
(Hysterical Blindness)
Emma sees the flurries of light created by the children's applause.
(Tabula Rasa)
Through her ability, Emma learns how to play the piano...
...skillfully and beautifully.
(Tabula Rasa)

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 Image:Enhanced synesthesia (10).JPG|...and when Emma begins to play uncontrollably...
 Image:Soundblast404.jpg|...the light waves cause the wall to shatter.<br />(''[[Hysterical Blindness]]'')
+Image:Enhanced synesthesia in Tabula Rasa.JPG|Emma sees the flurries of light created by the children's applause.<br />(''[[Tabula Rasa]]'')
+Image:Enhanced synesthesia in Tabula Rasa (2).JPG|Through her ability, Emma learns how to play the piano...
+Image:Enhanced synesthesia in Tabula Rasa (3).JPG|...skillfully and beautifully.<br />(''[[Tabula Rasa]]'')
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