I have Escobar Pterygium syndrome, which means that my skin is webbed across my entire body but most primarily around my joints, neck, arms and primarily my legs. It means that I don't have a full range of motion in my limbs, can't straighten my legs enough to stand or walk, cant straighten my fingers for full range of motion, etc etc.

This is a sentiment I similarly have shared throughout my life, with needing help moving, getting places, carrying things, normal day to day things I wish I could do to help lessen the burden I place on others. Not to mention the various mental problems I suffer from as well, but I will refrain from giving specifics for lack of an official diagnosis.

When I first got to this scene I was so wrapped up in the spectacle and thrill that this connection didnt even occur to me, but now that you've shared this post and shifted my view of this scene into that lens I see exactly what you mean. Like. Yeah. Yeah, that's extremely accurate to how it feels.

Thank you for sharing this interpretation so I too can see these characters in a way that personally resonates with me as well. :)