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Spectacular tricks and their clues

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The magician pulls two sheets of tissue paper from the stack. One of them you crumples into a rather large lump and hides it in the fold between the thumb and forefinger of the right hand. During the demonstration, the audience must constantly see this "hidden" piece of paper. Tearing the second sheet of paper into small pieces, the magician slightly opens his thumb and forefinger, and the lump falls to the floor. The audience will laugh, but the artist, as if nothing had happened, continues to show the trick and maintains a conversation with the audience.

Having rolled the scraps of paper into a ball, he says: “Well, now I take out the hidden piece of paper ...” - and with “amazement” discovers that this piece of paper has disappeared. He looks around in confusion for a while, and then, as if remembering something important, he says: "Well, you still have to use your magical power." He stares at the ball, utters a magic spell and again pulls out a whole piece of paper!

Focus secret:

Between your index and middle fingers you have another small paper ball rolled up from a whole sheet. It is only necessary to ensure that the "loss" of a large wad of paper looks natural.

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