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Two stickmen square off on a blank white stage: one glares, fists raised; the other trembles so hard his head wobbles and knees knock. That is how a play-fight begins: one looks ready to win, the other ready to faint. The challenger winds up for a slow, grand punch. The trembling stickman bends backward-just enough. Whoosh! The fist sails past, and its owner spins like a top that forgot where to stop. Now the nervous one tries a mighty kick. His feet tangle first, and both are windmilling, each trying to stay upright while making it worse. One slips, grabs the other's arm, and around they go, round and round, until BONK! Their heads meet, and they tumble harmlessly down. They pop up for round two. Their legs are still knotted. Boing! Down they go together, dizzy and defeated. Turns out, in a play-fight, your own feet are the real opponent.