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Focus Description:

The magician declares to those present that he can "charge" the photographs in such a way that they themselves will respond to his call. Then he takes an ordinary box containing various photographs. Then he takes the rope and lowers it into the box, and after a while the rope should be raised. And, lo and behold, at the end of the string there will be a knot with a photograph. All guests will be very surprised.

Then you can explain to them in detail that this photograph is special, as it depicts something with which some kind of mysterious story is connected. Come up with this story yourself, arousing even more interest among those present.

Focus secret:

The secret of the trick is simple: you need two tiny magnets. One of them is glued to the end of the rope. The photograph must be tied with the same rope, but slightly. In the same way, a magnet is glued to the rope. Accordingly, when a rope with a magnet is lowered into the box, it attracts another magnet. And it seems that the rope itself "caught" a magical photograph.

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