Alright, ladies, gentlemen, and the rest of us. "Exhilarating" might be translated in your native tongue as "palpitant". Next time, use a English-English dictionary, and a good one, like Cambridge or Longman, otherwise you might end up in the middle of nowhere. Sorry, my spelling was wrong.
Ares, you're smart. But still you didn't get the idea. The "why" in front of the sentence is used as an interjection, and is does not mark the beginning of a question. Hence, my version remains standing. Of course, you will never come across this construction unless you read some books in British English. Their American counterfeits are simplifying the language, for they are incapable of dealing with complicated matters 
Dear Heidy, if you are not in the mood, please relax and allow yourself a moment to rest. Light a cigarette. Don't worry, since the god of war tried to wreak havoc in this topic, we will fight back
. Just lay back and watch the show.