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Six squares. Focus Secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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On the magician’s table there are six squares of thick paper or cardboard painted in different colors, each with a number on it. The squares are numbers down.

The magician turns his back to the table. The viewer is invited to pick up any square, remember the number depicted on it, put the square on the table and mix all the squares. After this, the magician turns to face the table and begins to touch the squares with a pencil. At this time, the viewer pronounces his number letter by letter to himself so that for each touch there is one letter.

When all the letters of the noticed number are exhausted, the spectator says “stop”. The square where the pencil stopped is turned over, and it turns out that the intended number is depicted on it.

Focus secret:

He is in a sequence of pencil touches. The first six touches are done in random order. The next six are in the following sequence: 101, 42, 45, 13, 16, 19. It will not be difficult for you to maintain this order, remembering the corresponding sequence of colors.

Of course, this trick is achieved due to the fact that the number 101 (one hundred and one) contains seven letters, and each subsequent number has one more letter.

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