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Focus Description:

You will need the following: two paper bags (necessarily with a flat bottom so that they can be placed on the table; for example, large bags of flour or sugar will fit); two oranges and one apple. Other types of fruit are inconvenient to manipulate.

An apple and one orange should be the same size, and the second orange should be slightly larger. Take this second orange and cut it in half, very evenly, from top to bottom. Set one half aside - you don't need it anymore.

Remove the pulp from the second half so that you have only an empty peel left. It should not have any leftover pulp.

Put the half orange peel on top of the whole orange and take it in your hand, turning the peel towards the audience so that they get the impression that you are holding the most ordinary orange. If this peel is put on an apple and held in the same way, then no one will guess that an apple is hidden inside.

To perform the trick with an apple and an orange, you must first place two bags on your table, one of which contains an apple and an orange with half a peel put on top of it. The second package is empty.

Take the empty bag and show it to the audience so they can look inside. Then place it on the table to your right. Take the second bag, put it on your left palm and remove the orange with half the peel from it.

Put the orange in the bag on the table. Again, put your hand into the bag that you hold in your left palm, remove the apple from there and also put it in the bag on the table. Now show the empty bag to the audience - let them see that it is really empty. Place it on the table to your left.

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Focus secret:

Explain to the audience that they should be careful what you do. Stick your hand into the bag to your right, and, unnoticed by the audience, remove the half of the peel from the orange and put it on the apple. Remove it from the package, holding the orange peel towards the audience. They will think it is an orange.

Put it in the bag on the left. Now ask the audience if they were paying close attention to your actions. The standard answer to this would be "Yes!". Then ask them what exactly you did, and they will say that you took an orange out of one bag and put it in another.

- That's right, - you answer. - Now the orange is in the bag to my right, and the apple is in the bag to my left.

After saying these words, lean slightly, looking into the packages, as if trying to make sure that you are telling the truth.

So far, you have been dealing with the technical side of the focus. Now it's time to think about spectacular design. Take your "magic wand" and pass it first over one package, then over another. Put the wand on the table and say:

- Look!

Reaching into the bag to your left, you pull out an apple, leaving half an orange peel in the bag. Place the apple on the table, remove the bag with half the peel, and toss it aside. Take the second bag, turn it over and an orange will roll out of it. Let the audience casually glance inside this bag, then doubt and discard it too.

After the trick is shown, the audience, trying to remember what they actually saw, will be sure: they looked into both packages - both before and after the trick.

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