Tweedy & Fluff

Fluff's diminutive stature lets him slip into hidden spots and enter locations beyond Tweedy's reach. Consequently, he can surprise Tweedy whenever he appears. His ability to hide also means he moves unnoticed, giving him an advantage over Tweedy.

The show “Hiding Holes” is presented as a single episode within its series, classified simply as a programme. It follows the conventions of a short‑form narrative, focusing on a compact storyline that revolves around two characters, Fluff and Tweedy, and the unique ways they interact with their environment. In this instalment, Fluff’s diminutive stature is the central device that drives the plot. Because he is so small, he can slip into tight spaces and conceal himself where Tweedy is unable to follow. This physical advantage lets Fluff move unseen, allowing him to appear suddenly and catch Tweedy off‑guard at crucial moments. The episode repeatedly showcases how Fluff’s ability to hide and infiltrate inaccessible areas creates a series of surprise encounters for Tweedy. Each time Fluff emerges from an unexpected nook, the narrative highlights the contrast between his size‑derived cunning and Tweedy’s larger, less agile presence. These moments reinforce the theme that size can be a strategic asset, turning ordinary surroundings into hidden opportunities for surprise and intrigue.