From the bow of the canoe she asked, Do you know a rain dance?First I need a virgin.
In this excerpt from "Nature Girl" by Carl Hiaasen, a character aboard a canoe inquires playfully about a rain dance, hinting at a desire for something symbolic or traditional related to weather control, perhaps to bring rain. The question showcases a lighthearted or curious moment, reflecting the character’s personality or the scene’s tone.
The response, “First I need a virgin,” adds humor and an element of irony, possibly highlighting the character’s cheeky or sarcastic attitude. This exchange captures the novel's witty style and hints at the quirky nature of the characters and their interactions.
