How did laurie feel about the wave?

Laurie felt a mix of fascination and unease about "The Wave." Initially, she was intrigued by the sense of unity and discipline it fostered among her classmates. However, as the movement escalated and began to promote conformity and exclusion, she grew increasingly uncomfortable and critical of its authoritarian tendencies. Ultimately, Laurie recognized the dangers of blind obedience and the loss of individuality that "The Wave" represented.