In an experimental theater play, Kwame is directed to perform a handstand for a prolonged scene. Kwame has long hair that is not tied up, and he is wearing a loose-fitting, unbuttoned vest. Describe how Kwame's hair and vest will behave due to gravity while he is upside down during his handstand. Respond very briefly.
Kwame's hair will fall towards the ground due to gravity, hanging straight down and may likely spread out on the stage floor around his head, depending on its length and fullness. His unbuttoned vest, being loose and not confined to his body, will also fall towards the ground, which in the context of his handstand, means it will hang down towards his head. If the vest is long enough, it might cover his face or drape over his shoulders and head. The vest will not stay hanging as it would if Kwame were standing upright because gravity pulls objects towards the Earth, and since his orientation is reversed, objects like hair and clothing will fall in alignment with gravity, opposite to his upright position.