"Now watch me," says Frank, and he repeats Gimpy's performance. Charlie is confused.
There are differences. Gimpy holds his elbows out as he rolls the dough, like a bird's wings, but Frank keeps his arms close to his sides.
Gimpy keeps his thumbs together with the rest of his fingers as he kneads the dough,
but Frank works with the flat of his palms, keeping thumbs apart from his other fingers and up in the air.
Worrying about these things makes it impossible for Charlie to move when Gimpy says, "Go ahead, try it."
Charlie shakes his head. "Look, Charlie, I'm gonna do it again slow.
Now you watch everything I do, and do each part along with me. Okay?
But try to remember everything so then you'll be able to do the whole thing alone. Now come on —like this."
Charlie frowns as he watches Gimpy pull off a section of dough and roll it into a ball.
He hesitates, but then he picks up the knife and slices off a piece of dough and sets it down in the center of the table.
Slowly, keeping his elbows out exactly as Gimpy does, he rolls it into a ball.
He looks from his own hands to Gimpy's, and he is careful to keep his fingers exactly the same way,
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