[ She doesn't answer immediately. Instead, she sets her hands carefully on the arms of the chair and gradually pushes herself to her feet. Something creaks gently -- it isn't the wood of the chair but something distinctly other. Not a sound that any human should make.

She stretches out her arms, first to the side and then brings them together until her wrists touch. Fingers flex, elbows bend and then finally her arms relax at her sides. None of it is smooth. It's still clumsy and too stiff and mechanical but at the very least, it's movement. ]

No movement impeded, as far as I'm aware. Some residual stiffness remains in both knee and elbow joints. However, I expect this will resolve itself in time.