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The artist invites one of the spectators and the presenter to the stage. Then he takes a small piece of rope and ties both hands of the leader at the wrist (Fig. 1).

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With another similar piece of rope, passing it through the tied hands of the leader, he ties the hands of the viewer, also at the wrist (Fig. 2).

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The performer offers the tied ones to free themselves from each other without untying the knots. Despite their best efforts, the Bound are unable to complete the magician's assignments. Then the artist, freeing the hands of the presenter, asks him to tie his hands. Having shown everyone that his hands are connected with the hands of the viewer, as required by the condition, the magician makes several deft movements and frees himself from the comrade with whom he was connected. It happens in an instant.

Focus secret:

The props for this trick are extremely simple. It consists of two pieces of ordinary rope 50-60 cm long.

At first glance, it seems that it is impossible to get rid of the bound ones without untying the knots. But look carefully at Fig. 3. Maybe many of you will understand how this can be done from the drawing.

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To separate the bound ones, the performer needs to quickly and deftly move his right hand to take the middle of the rope that binds the viewer's hands and pull it to the wrist of his left hand. Then the middle of the rope is threaded into a loop that wraps around the wrist of the performer's left hand from the side of the palm away from him (see Fig. 3). When this combination is done (this is the most difficult and crucial moment of the trick), the performer has only one more movement to make and he will be free. To do this, he needs to throw the loop formed on the wrist of his left hand (Fig. 4).

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The released rope will slip out of the ring at the wrist of the left hand and free the bound ones (Fig. 5).

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