Random Thoughts by Devin Knight eBook DOWNLOAD

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Der Magier teilt der Zuschauerin mit, dass er vor dem Show starten einige "Zufällige Gedanken" notiert und in eine Umschläge gesteckt hat. Er zeigt den Umschlag an und legt ihn sichtbar zur Wirkung. Jeder Zuschauer kann eingeladen werden zu helfen. Es gibt keine Helfer oder vorherige Arbeit.

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• Ein Zuschauer wird aufgefordert, eine unverglimmte Zeitungsseite zu sehen und sie vier Mal in Stücke zu reißen. Die Stücksammlung wird auf den Tisch gelegt.
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• Der Zuschauer wirft unglimmte Würfel, um eine zufällige Zahl auszuwählen. Er zählt dann in die Packung der gerissenen Blätter und nimmt das Stück heraus, das mit dieser Zahl übereinstimmt.
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• Der Zuschauer wird gebeten, die Seite zu überfliegen und zufällige Wörter aufzurufen, die nur auf einer Seite des Stücks stehen. Der Magier schreibt diese Wörter auf eine große Bretterfläche, damit der Publikumskern sie sehen kann.
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• Der offene Umschlag enthält ein einzelnes Indexkärtchen, das auf dem Tisch abgelegt wird, während der Vorhersagebogen leer bleibt. Auf dem Indexkärtchen sind die zufällig genannten Wörter in großen Lettern geschrieben!
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Dies ist eine der stärksten und am wenigsten glaubwürdig erscheinenden Vorhersageeffekte, die Sie finden werden. Stärker, um ein Show zu schließen.

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• Keine doppelten Stücke, keine Tauschungen, keine Nagelschreiber, keine geheime Schrift, keine komplizierten Formeln, keine besonderen Zeitungsdrucke. Gebrauchte Zeitung ist erlaubt. Keine Tricks. Würfel sind unglimmkt.
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Inklusive voll illustrierter Anleitung, die alle Details und Nuancen dieses Effekts abdeckt. Sie liefern Ihre eigene Zeitung, Würfel und Manilla-Umschläge.

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Originale englische Beschreibung

The performer informs the audience that, prior to the show, he jotted down some "Random Thoughts" and placed them inside an envelope. He shows the audience this envelope and places it in full view before the effect begins. Any spectator is invited to help. No stooges or pre-show work.

The participant is then shown an ungimmicked sheet of newspaper. The performer tears that newspaper sheet in half four times, resulting in a stack of torn papers. This stack is placed on a table. The spectator then counts down into the packet, using a number that was arrived at by throwing a pair of ungimmicked dice. The number selection is fair, and any number rolled can be used. The spectator (not the performer) then counts down into the packet of torn papers and removes the piece at the random number just thrown.

The spectator is then asked to verify that the random torn piece has words printed on both sides (there could be an article on each side). He is then asked to freely choose either side to read from. He is asked to look over that side and call off random words that would be unique to that article. Names of people, numbers, company names, etc.

As he calls out this information at random, the performer writes the words called out on a large piece of cardboard, so the audience can see and remember the words.

The envelope that has been in full view is opened and a single index card is dumped onto the table showing the envelope to be otherwise empty. The performer doesn't touch the prediction. Written on the index card in bold letters are the random words the participant just called out!

This is one of the strongest and most impossible-looking prediction effects you will find. Strong enough to close a show.

NO DUPLICATE PIECES, NO SWITCHES, NO NAIL-WRITERS, NO SECRET WRITING AT ANY TIME, NO COMPLEX FORMULAS, NO SPECIALLY PRINTED NEWSPAPERS. Use any borrowed newspaper. No sleights. Dice are ungimmicked.

Includes fully illustrated instructions covering every detail and nuance of this effect. You supply your own newspaper, dice, and manila envelopes.

REVIEWS

"This is a 'packs small, plays big' effect. It costs little but is a big impact trick that is strong enough to close a show. What more would you ask for? 5/5 stars rating"
- John Teo, Magic Boutique (Singapore)

"An effortless work of simplicity, it fooled me as I was doing it. And judging from the reactions, I wasn't the only one. This one gets my highest recommendation. It's just that good."
- Shane, Online Visions

"This is certainly one of those pieces of knowledge that, at the very least, doesn't hurt to know and, at its best, can be used as a killer routine in your act. Professionals really won't have anything to lose by buying this eBook. Devin Knight has a pretty strong track record when it comes to mentalism ideas and products. I highly recommend this."
- JHEFF, Marketplace of the Mind

Download this eBook and learn this amazing routine.

Originale englische Beschreibung

The performer informs the audience that, prior to the show, he jotted down some "Random Thoughts" and placed them inside an envelope. He shows the audience this envelope and places it in full view before the effect begins. Any spectator is invited to help. No stooges or pre-show work.

The participant is then shown an ungimmicked sheet of newspaper. The performer tears that newspaper sheet in half four times, resulting in a stack of torn papers. This stack is placed on a table. The spectator then counts down into the packet, using a number that was arrived at by throwing a pair of ungimmicked dice. The number selection is fair, and any number rolled can be used. The spectator (not the performer) then counts down into the packet of torn papers and removes the piece at the random number just thrown.

The spectator is then asked to verify that the random torn piece has words printed on both sides (there could be an article on each side). He is then asked to freely choose either side to read from. He is asked to look over that side and call off random words that would be unique to that article. Names of people, numbers, company names, etc.

As he calls out this information at random, the performer writes the words called out on a large piece of cardboard, so the audience can see and remember the words.

The envelope that has been in full view is opened and a single index card is dumped onto the table showing the envelope to be otherwise empty. The performer doesn't touch the prediction. Written on the index card in bold letters are the random words the participant just called out!

This is one of the strongest and most impossible-looking prediction effects you will find. Strong enough to close a show.

NO DUPLICATE PIECES, NO SWITCHES, NO NAIL-WRITERS, NO SECRET WRITING AT ANY TIME, NO COMPLEX FORMULAS, NO SPECIALLY PRINTED NEWSPAPERS. Use any borrowed newspaper. No sleights. Dice are ungimmicked.

Includes fully illustrated instructions covering every detail and nuance of this effect. You supply your own newspaper, dice, and manila envelopes.

REVIEWS

"This is a 'packs small, plays big' effect. It costs little but is a big impact trick that is strong enough to close a show. What more would you ask for? 5/5 stars rating"
- John Teo, Magic Boutique (Singapore)

"An effortless work of simplicity, it fooled me as I was doing it. And judging from the reactions, I wasn't the only one. This one gets my highest recommendation. It's just that good."
- Shane, Online Visions

"This is certainly one of those pieces of knowledge that, at the very least, doesn't hurt to know and, at its best, can be used as a killer routine in your act. Professionals really won't have anything to lose by buying this eBook. Devin Knight has a pretty strong track record when it comes to mentalism ideas and products. I highly recommend this."
- JHEFF, Marketplace of the Mind

Download this eBook and learn this amazing routine.