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Invite three spectators to the stage and show them a slate board divided by partitions into six identical squares.

Invite the first viewer to conceive and draw on the board in the first upper square one of the geometric shapes. But first, draw something yourself in the lower square and cover the image with a piece of paper, attaching it with a clothespin. Pass the board to the first spectator. He draws a square.

Invite the second viewer to think of some letter of the alphabet and draw it in the middle upper square. And again, before anything, write with chalk yourself and cover it with a piece of paper on a clothespin in the middle lower square. The second viewer draws the letter "M".

Invite the third viewer to write in the last upper square the name of some playing card and again draw it yourself and close it with a sheet. When the viewer writes the name of the card, take the board in your hands and, showing the rest of the audience, remove the sheets one by one. The images in the upper squares will match the images in the lower ones - the ones you made beforehand.

Focus secret:

The secret of the trick is a board with a secret, inside of which three boards are hidden (fig. a). The first - the upper one - is solid, it is tightly fixed. The second - small, the size of a square - moves along the grooves from edge to edge. The third one - two squares in size - also moves along the grooves (along the second track). The rail passing in the middle has three clothespins.

Focus Miraculous Coincidence

One of the spectators is a figurehead. He knows in advance what he needs to write "6 spades" on the board. During the trick, turn the board towards you and write with chalk in the lower left square "6 spades", then close the entry with a piece of paper, attaching it to a clothespin (Fig. b).

Focus Miraculous Coincidence

The first viewer draws in the upper left corner, for example, a square. You then draw a square in the middle bottom square and close it with a piece of paper. The second viewer writes a letter, for example "M". Then you draw the letter "M" in the lower right square and close it with a piece of paper.

The last spectator - a figurehead - writes the name of the card "6 spades". Taking the board and turning it towards you, slide the movable boards under the paper with your thumbs, that is, the left small one will now be on the right, and the other on the other side. When the sheets are removed at the end of the trick, the notes made by you and the audience will match.

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