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Ring and rope. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

The ring closed in the rope loop is released, although the spectator is holding the rope.

Focus secret:

Tie one piece of rope into a loop as shown. Slip the ring onto this rope from one end of the loop. Put both ends of the loop on the assistant's fingers (fig. 1), but not too tightly.

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Take a piece of this rope and make another loop on the finger on the opposite side of the ring (fig. 2). Make sure you place the second loop below the first loop on your finger.

Focus Ring and Rope

Take the original loop and carefully lift it over your finger (fig. 3).

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Have an assistant pull the rope. As soon as he does this, the loop will untie. The ring will fall, even though the rope is still on his fingers. Practice a few more times before demonstrating this trick.

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