
Magias from Last
Laugh Ayin is back for a second shoot, this time posing solo.
Her
ankles are locked in stocks, the stained wood contrasting strongly with
the rainbow socks with individual toes that she’s wearing. These don’t
remain intact for very long. Indeed, after tickling her socked foot for
a while, I cut off the sock’s big toe with scissors, resulting in
Magias’
actual big toe popping out through the hole. Naturally, I concentrate
on
this newcomer. Her pinky toe is also exposed. I free another toe and
the
heel. Also, the sole of the other sock is now gone, the toes and heel
remaining
covered. Both feet become more and more exposed as the scene
progresses,
either by cutting or tearing the socks. Near the end I pull off the
socks’
remains and hang them from Magias’ toes. Since her feet tend to shake,
the socks get swung around quite a bit. While I mostly use my fingers,
I also use a plastic dinosaur that turned out to be very effective on
Magias’
feet during the previous shoot (go figure). In case you’re curious,
it’s
a Stegosaurus, and it’s its dorsal plates that do the job. The scene
ends
as I use one sock stretched between both feet to slingshot the dinosaur
out of the shot. By the way, I should mention that Magias’ laughter is
very unusual. It’s of mild to moderate intensity and tends to sound
like
a somewhat squeaky little girl’s laughter. She can’t help it, it’s
simply
how she laughs when being tickled. I think it’s rather cute, actually.
  
A close-up shot
shows Magias’
shoes (with her feet in them) being off pulled from a distance through
the use of a couple lengths of string attached to the heels. I can
actually
do it while behind the camcorder. A bit silly and pointless, I guess,
but
it seemed like a fun idea, for some reason. Anyway, Magias’ feet are
close
together in the stocks’ central holes, but she’s kind of lying on her
side,
so her toes are pointing to the lower left. One may notice that there’s
a big plush spider sticking out of one of the empty holes. No reason,
we’re
just being whimsical. After the shoes come off, I tickle Magias’ feet
for
a couple of minutes. Then I add toe cuffs on her big toes, pulling them
in different directions. One of her pinky toes is also restrained for a
while. Several minutes into the scene I get a bit silly (well, sillier)
and let the plush spider do the tickling. It’s somewhat effective, but
I soon go back to my fingers. Oh, and I also occasionally use the same
plastic dinosaur that I’ve used on Magias before, as it can give the
tickling
a little boost sometimes. At the end of the scene I find out that
Magias’
heels are more sensitive than I thought and make good use of this
discovery.
  
This scene starts a
bit silly.
There’s a tiny red present bow stuck to the ball of each of Magias’
feet.
In front on the bows are Magias’s glasses, which are held between her
toes.
Kind of like her soles are a face with a pair of red eyes with glasses.
To be honest, the effect isn’t very good. Oh well, we just wanted to do
something goofy. Anyway, her feet are locked in stocks close together,
big toes pulled back by leather toe cuffs. In addition, her pinky toes
are also tied with pieces of rope, further limiting her movements. I
remove
the glasses, flick the bows away, and begin the tickling. As before, I
mostly use my fingers, but I get some help from the small plastic
stegosaurus.
After being rudely interrupted by my ringing phone (forgot to unplug
it),
I zoom out to get a full-body shot of Magias before going back to her
feet.
Her laughter still has that unusual childlike squeal quality.
  
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