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two segments
It builds on the dragging part of "reaching and dragging with a single element" tutorial.
Here creating a function "drag" for no duplication.

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example : You're trying to grab something.
Your fingers move toward the object, your wrist pivots to put your fingers as close as possible, your elbow, shoulder and your whole body move to get the longest "reach". You either reach it or you don't. If the object moves you and your limbs keep moving to reposition.

example : Something is being dragged.
That person might be asleep, in danger or some such. You grab their hand and drag it around. Your force to the hand causes the wrist, elbow (rest of body) to pivot.
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