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Magic circle. Focus secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

Stock up on a piece of chalk. Announce that you need a volunteer to bewitch him with just a piece of chalk. A volunteer has been found. You invite him to stand in the middle of the room and say that you will now draw a circle around him from which he will not be able to get out - neither step over it nor jump over, despite the fact that his legs will not be tied, but only his hands will be tied behind his back. Most likely they won't believe you.

Focus secret:

But you lightly draw a circle with a piece of chalk - no, not on the floor, but on the jacket, or shirt, or jacket of a volunteer. Let him try to get out of this circle! You could take off your jacket, but your hands are tied ...

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