His tail also seems to have a confident air of its own as it moves
and ends up impeding his progress. Charlie stumbles and almost falls, catching himself at the last
moment. Just like everyone else in the world has done at one point, Charlie instinctively
looks around to see if anyone has seen his clumsiness. Looking over each shoulder he
eventually sees the viewer, you, and is instantly embarrassed. Hiding his face in his hands
, and then eventually blushing at his clumsiness.
Charlie then does what most everyone else in the world has done at one point. He tries to pretend like he meant to stumble. Smiling confidently, he gives a goofy pose with a thumbs up. Then realizing that his confident pose has fooled no one he points to the edge of the screen and shows the viewer that he is going to leave now. Like a cartoon character, fitting with how he was modeled, Charlie spins his legs in a blur and eventually takes off in a large rush.
The camera remains in the same
position after Charlie leaves and eventually a green hand appears showing the viewer, you, the
credits for the piece.
The animation and modeling were all done by Matthew Maher, and a second
credit shows the musical composition and creation were done by Erik Gaskell. The final credit is
to the camera work. There is no name listed under the camera operation, but we eventually find
out that the camera was operated by someone Charlie knows, another lizzard.
The lizzard waves goodbye 
and we are left fading to black as the camera operator shuts the camera down.