Nude Nature Dance: Difference between revisions

== Literature ==

* Subverted and parodied more than once in the ''[[Discworld]]'' novels starring either the [[The Hecate Sisters|three witches]] or Tiffany Aching. Most of the witches find the idea of dancing around naked at night ridiculous, although [[Dirty Old Woman|Nanny Ogg]] would probably be game if it weren't for impracticalities like thistles, hedgehogs, and the weather being too cool to go nude on all but the warmest summer nights.

* Referenced and [[Subverted]] in ''[[Good Omens]]'' when Anathema Device is doing her work at night while practicably clothed, it's dryly commented that most books on witches state that they do their work outside naked and that [[Fan Service|most people that write these books are men]].

* Happens briefly in ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' after the Hobbits have been extricated from the Barrows. Tom Bombadil removes the clothing the Wights had placed on them and invites them to "run naked in the grass" while he retrieves their ponies.

* In ''[[I Capture the Castle]]'', Cassandra's artsy stepmother, Topaz, loves doing this kind of thing to "commune" with nature.

 

* In ''[[Friends]]''. When Phoebe suggests a relationship cleansing ritual, it turns out you can either go the burnt offering route or the "dance naked with sticks" route. Rachel and Monica opt for the first.

* In one episode of ''[[Dharma and Greg]]'' Dharma dances naked on TV to celebrate springtime.

 

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