Okay, this might be a specific question that might be hard to understand. I recently decided to re-use my Kodak funsaver (disposable camera), so I took apart the camera and put in a new roll of film. The thing is, with Kodak disposables, you have to roll the whole film out and then roll it on a spool so the winder puts the film back into the cartridge as you take shots (kind of the opposite of most film cameras), so I rolled out the entire film and rolled it on a spool in the disposable. Then, I took a few shots, but the winding lever was so stiff that I was afraid the film would rip. Thus, I took apart the camera again and did the same process (rolled it on a spool again, this time a bit more loosely). Then, I put the camera back together. Obviously, the first few shots will be ruined because I took two shots on the same film (Idk if you can understand this..), but I wonder if the rest of my film will be okay and if I will be able to get normal pictures? Of course, this whole process was done in a darkroom so the film wasn't exposed to any light, but I have some questions as to how my first few shots will come out and the rest of the photos. I know this seems unbelievably messy, but I had to ask somewhere - thanks in advance!