thrill

Centered on characters from the 2009 animated film “The Princess and the Frog,” Tiana’s Bayou Adventure makes the argument that thrill rides can enchant rather than frighten us.

“I really want people to feel the thrill of direct human connection,” Leone says.

"I think the motivation for him was the thrill of the harassment, the control he had over me. He got a fix off the idea he was forcing women to do things."

Earlier this month, Slate contributor Magdalene Taylor attended a Tinder-hosted meet-up where she detailed the thrill of having men line up to talk to her, but left feeling “a sense of sadness” about it all, “as well as anxiety about how everyone else who had attended was feeling.”

Some are ideological die-hards yearning for Christian nationalism, but others just wanted the thrill of identifying with a shock jock, sowing mayhem, and putting a Black woman in power back in her place.