As if things aren't bad enough, the main characters then attempt to rape a girl that is with the man they just fought. Very soon after more people show up ready to join in the deviant behavior, all while in the presence of this dirty, disgusting lake. "I'd struck down one greasy character, and blundered into the waterlogged carcass of a second" (128)...
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No matter what the main characters do, or how they react to the conflicts presented, they constantly find themselves in the presence of more greasy characters at the greasy lake. The author also makes a connection between the lake and the characters in his use of the word "nature." Fairly early in the story Boyle explains that the characters go to the lake to "plunge into the festering murk, drink beer, smoke pot, howl at the stars" which again shows us the connection between the disgusting lake and the deviant teen boys...
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