If you know a woman who likes to go out dancing, chances are she's probably felt it: strange fingers creeping up her skirt and around her ass cheek, cupping her chest, or grazing her crotch over her clothes.
Heaven Eyes, the strange, web-fingered child whom January, Mouse and Erin meet on the mud of the river, lives in a world of shadows and mystery, in the rotting riverside warehouse.
He noticed something strange: his little finger was twitching and would not stop.
Fractured line readings, in which emphases often fall with strange randomness; stiffened fingers that thwart aspirations to grace; dizzying shortness of breath — Ms. Danner conveys all these symptoms with medical precision.
Silently chattering mouths and strange gestures for the fingers added texture to this Wigmanesque ritual, which had a powerful simplicity.
"Look at his long fingers, his strange eyes, his pointed ears, and you will realise what forces he represents," he said.
Creepy juxtaposition of Kasim's entrance into the world and the birth of the fibreoptic network, too, and a strange focus on tapping fingers, which reminded me of the code used in the great Israeli series, Prisoners of War.
His brilliantly effective technique included a strong, energising elbow movement, a subtle screwing of the wrist, delicate fingers and strange workings of the tongue inside a closed mouth, but he never slashed.
Not comfortably or with any panache — I just couldn't seem to stay away from the finger, and those strange people, especially the little one, TV.
But where Ms. Ayre's dance was comic, Mr. Serle's was strange, robot-staccato with clawed fingers.
