Laughing
She laughs as the roller coaster reaches its peak, and even though all those around her are screaming, she finds herself smiling so wide that by the time she reaches the ground again her face is tired. She realized as she went around the first time that to those around her she probably seems crazy as she bursts into wild, untamed laughter as the track slightly begins to dip, as everyone else on the ride either tries their best to seem stoic or screams as though they can release all the stress and need to seem composed in everyday life in this one moment. And she just laughs, in that one moment not worrying in the slightest about what anyone else might think of her for feeling joy instead of fear. At the same time, she jokes about her laughing when worried, a remembered trait from early childhood, exemplified when the rides were less threatening and more an excuse to relax in the sun with her parents and not worry about accidentally saying something that starts them all yelling at ea...