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I know right? Why date a frog?? When she has firefighters!!!
 

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Position for Best Eye Contact

When two puppets are talking together, they should face each other and look at each other. It seems obvious but doesn't always work out that way. The ideal is to have the puppeteer on the left side of the stage use their left arm and the puppeteer on the right side to use their right arm. That way the puppets naturally face each other and are lined up. (That's why it's important to develop both left and right-handed skills.)
Why are you giving puppetry advice in threads that aren't relevant to the topic??? This type of stuff should be in the "Puppet Building and Performing Thread."
 
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