Easily, the problem we had to solve was the main part of the performance and we all agreed on that, so in that specific scene we decided that we were going to focus on that more because we wanted that scene to be the best out of all. So, we decided to implement the spray bottle as a "creative" prop to make the performance more entertaining.

At first, the puppet controlling wasn't the best, sometimes it might start floating mid-performance, but the more we practiced the more it got better. We tried multiple ways how to control the puppet, such as one person controlling the upper part of the body, and the other controlling the lower part, and another way was for one person to control one arm and one leg, and the other person to control the other arm and leg. But we ended up deciding to do the first option, as it allowed the whole performance to go a lot smoother.

The feedback received was 50% accurate, as one person stated how when the puppet was speaking, it sounded as if it was having a conversation with another person that wasn't actually clear, but that wasn't true, because when we were planning the performance we agreed on having some sort of interactive thing for the performance, so sometimes it would sound as if the puppet was talking to someone else, but it was really for the audience to understand the performance better. Most people also brought up the fact about where we were standing and I think that was one of the main problems of the performance. For example, near the end of the story, the problem was happening on the right side of the stage, but the narrator was still standing on the left, so next time maybe we could plan out where we should be standing, where and when we should be moving.