Superman. Effective trick and its solution

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Superman. Focus secret

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You will need a notepad, bound at the top with a spiral. You will also need a diamond, but since we are "magicians, not musicians" use an imitation jewel. Crumple a sheet of paper from a notepad around the dummy diamond and place it in your left pocket. Open a notebook and carefully cut off the bottom of the first sheet of paper about 2,5 centimeters. Draw a diamond on the second sheet of paper. Place the notepad in your left pocket and the marker pen in your right pocket. You are ready for the demo.

Focus secret:

The magician says: “When I was still in school, my teacher kept asking me what I wanted to be when I grew up. I always answered “Superman”. I wanted to fly and shoot lasers from my eyes. But most of all I dreamed about being able to compress a lump of coal into a diamond! I melted all my coal last Christmas, so let's use our imagination. We'll draw some coal!"

Put both hands in your pockets. The left hand takes out a notebook, and the right hand takes out a pen - a marker. Open notepad and draw a block of coal on the first page. Then put the pen - marker on the table. With your right hand, turn the notebook towards the viewer to show the charcoal. Your right fingers are blocking the bottom edge of the notebook. Put the notepad back in your left hand and supposedly tear off the top sheet, but actually rip out the second sheet with the diamond on it. This is very easy because you have cut off the bottom of the first page. Immediately crumple a sheet of paper with your right hand and place the notepad back in your left pocket. When the left hand brings the notebook into the pocket, palm the ball of paper containing the diamond with your fingers. Take your hand out of your pocket and let it hang naturally at your side.

"If I squeeze hard enough with my Superman power, I can squeeze it into a diamond!"

Have a spectator take the crumpled piece of paper from you and open it, showing that the design has changed into a diamond. Take the sheet and crumple it into a ball again with your right hand.

"Even though I've always wanted to be Superman, my natural human desires for wealth and power have made me realize that I'm actually more like Superman's enemy Lex Luthor."

Supposedly by placing a paper ball in your left hand, you are actually performing a "Shuttle Pass" by exchanging one paper ball for another. Start squeezing with your left hand as your right hand picks up a marker off the table and carries it into your pocket, getting rid of the extra paper ball as well. Finally, unfold the piece of paper in your left hand, showing that the diamond design has now turned into a real diamond!

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