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The pair then sat across from each another while a welcome to country ceremony took place. The Little Girl Giant entertained the crowds with a lively dance before she sat on the Diver's knee.

The reunion follows an eventful day for the two marionettes, which form the main event of the Perth International Arts Festival.

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After waking from a long sleep at Perth Train Station about 11.15am, the Diver Giant took a "flight" over the city and had two drinks of water with the help of firefighters.

In what was a talking point for the day, the Diver Giant was lifted into the air above the city to the Mission Impossibletheme tune after a tour through the CBD yesterday morning.





Large crowds expected for the #giantsperth today. Trains will be busy so your patience is much appreciated. — Transperth (@Transperth) February 15, 2015

Ferry replacement buses have arrived at Mends Street Jetty. Take a bus to the #giantsperth. We'll drop off on the Terrace near Langley Park. — Transperth (@Transperth) February 15, 2015

Even during his siesta at Wellington Square this afternoon, thousands turned out to watch him "sleep".

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The Little Girl is taken to greet the Diver Giant. Picture: Nic Ellis/The West Australian

Lilliputians, who operated the enormous artworks, were an attraction in themselves and leapt into the air as the Diver Giant walked through the CBD.

In her second day on the move, the Little Girl Giant stirred from her plus-size