Severed finger. Effective trick and its solution

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Severed finger. Focus secret

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Straighten your palm and wiggle your fingers. Clamp the big one in the fist of the second hand. Ah, bad luck! The finger came off and remained in the hand, the nail peeps out of the fist ... It's okay, such a powerful wizard like you, it doesn't cost anything to grow it back! Another quick move and he was back in his seat.

Focus secret:

Like all finger tricks, this one is based on sleight of hand and the correct position of the magician in relation to the audience. Make sure the audience can't see the back of your hand. Move them a little to divert attention, and squeeze the index and middle fingers of the other hand around the thumb.

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After that, all movements must be performed as quickly as possible. Turn your hands a little and, unclenching your fist, press your thumb in your palm. At the same time, stick the thumb of the other hand in its place. If you did everything right, the second, "tearing off", palm will show an almost real "fig", only the tip will protrude between the middle and index. Now you just have to make a picture jerk, as if you were unscrewing your finger from your hand with effort.

You need to “engraft” the finger back in the same way: first, press your hands one to the other and straighten your thumb, then slowly “remove” your fist from it, while straightening your “fig” so that the audience sees the gradually decreasing tip of the nail peeking between the fingers.

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