Bermuda Triangle. Effective trick and its solution

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Bermuda Triangle. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

A square is pasted on a cardboard sheet of paper, a glass is placed next to it on the same cardboard, and three pencils lie next to it.

The magician covers a glass with any cloth, puts it on a square, without removing the cloth creates a Bermuda triangle. Then he removes the rag from the glass - but our square is not there.

Focus secret:

Before the focus, we need to prepare. On the glass from the side where there is no bottom, glue a sheet of cardboard of the same color as the cardboard on which the square is pasted. Now we cover the glass with a handkerchief and transfer it to cardboard with a square, without removing the cardboard we create a Bermuda triangle. We remove the scarf and see that the square has disappeared.

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