I think these parts are dangerous, they move so fast. I stay well away from them.Inside the floating things seem to be hollow, and strange creatures a...e in those hollows. The creatures have parts that stick out and move, like an octopus but not so many parts and the parts move more awkwardly. I also see some of these creatures in the water without their floating things, and they swim in a very clumsy way using the stick-out parts. Mostly they swim on top of the water, or if they dive it is very. Sawyer was at her side first, kneeling in the crimson fluid without regard. "Oh nonono- Renee? Renee?" He shook her shoulder. "Say something, please. Talk to me, c'mon." He reached one shaking hand to her cheek, then turned his wide eyes to Zack. "She's- she's cold."The words brought the other back to the present, launching him into action. He shoved his friend aside and pressed his fingers under her jaw."This is bad," Sawyer muttered. "Why would she-? Just- this is so bad. What do we do?. Another pirouette. Stephie moved her head forward and extended her arms out on each side of her. The hat landed on her head. The crowd roared. Can I get away with this, she wondered?Stephanie spun around and dropped to her knees at the end of the stage. She reached out and took a man's cigarette. She stood and turned her back to the audience. She turned her head sideways; showing the cigarette in her mouth. With her hands extended straight out to each side of her, she turned her head away from. I attached two of them directly opposite each other on the fan arms, then adjusted the height on the telescoping pole I had made for the machine to the exact height of my rear end. I was going to be bound standing, slightly bent at the knees and waist, so I tested the machine a couple times to be sure I had it right. After a couple adjustments in its exact placement and height, it was ready to go. I plugged it into its timer, then moved on the next device.This was the key drop. Rather then use.