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Focus Description:

The viewer cannot move their fingers.

Focus secret:

Have the viewer cross their arms in front of them, turn their palms inward, interlace their fingers, and raise their hands to their chin.

Focus deceptive fingers

Now point (without touching) to one of his fingers. Can he move them? The reaction will be slow.

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