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Focus Description:

The magician takes an ordinary rope from the table (you can let the audience see this). Then he folds it in half, invites one of the spectators to the stage and offers to cut it with the most ordinary scissors. Then the magician ties the ends in a knot and winds the rope around his left hand. After that, he asks the viewer to take hold of the end of the rope and unwind it. And the audience sees that the rope is whole again.

Focus secret:

Everything is simple here, you just need to fold the rope correctly. One end of the rope is clamped between the middle and index fingers of the left hand, and the other end is between the index and thumb. With your right hand, take the middle of the rope and bring it to your left hand. Quickly and imperceptibly pull out the part of the rope, the end of which is between the thumb and forefinger, and slightly lift it. At this point, the viewer must cut the rope.

Focus The rope remained intact

At the time when the viewer cuts the rope, the magician throws down the two ends of the whole rope, and the piece remaining in his hand ties it in a knot and shows it to the audience. Spectators see that the rope is cut and tied in a knot. Then, when you wind the rope around your left hand, pull the knot off the rope with your right hand and discreetly put it in your pocket. And the viewer will unwind the whole rope.

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