The Wave is the story of a high school senior class who are intrigued by the idea of ​​joining their teacher's cult known as The Wave. Several people tried to prevent the denial of his movement. Laurie Saunders, the protagonist of the wave, is a rebellious girl who is very ashamed of this movement and is not inspired by her history teacher. Show them a very emotional video of what Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party did. Some students take it more personally than others. Because of Laurie's courage, independence, and determination, Laurie denies the wave. Laurie feels that no one recognizes her anymore during the movement of the waves; so she is brave in denying it. When Laurie goes to the football game, her friends notice that she refuses to do the motion "salute." "You mean I can't go to the stands if I don't wave"? (Strasser 95) Laurie wants to watch the football game but because he doesn't believe in the wave and doesn't want to wave, he leaves the game. Laurie doesn't really care what people think about her leaving the football game. Laurie is upset because...