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Mordo58 New user 6 Posts |
I came up with an effect where a card is chosen returned to the deck and shuffled by the spectator. A card is chosen and then burned by the performer and the ashes of the card are then spread on top of a new deck of cards in the box still. The deck is opened and shown to the spectator one card had light burn marks on it and it is the same one chosen by the spectator.
I have thought about the story to go along with this and I can only come up with how cards can feel each others pain. Do you guys have any better plot to go along with the trick or for something like this is the effect alone enough without a story or plot? |
CR_Shelton New user 84 Posts |
It reminds me of the scene in Mary Poppins where the father tears up a letter and throws it in the fireplace, but she shows up with it in her hand the next day. I like the idea that you can't get rid of the card.
Maybe they pick one, but you just used it in the prior effect. So you ask them to pick a different one, but they get it again. So you put it in your pocket, but they still end up with it. You tear it up, but the pieces restore... etc. Eventually you are so frustrated you just light it on fire and open a new deck, but then it's in there with burn marks.
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Rick Holcombe Special user 624 Posts |
Reminds me a little bit of a Max Maven effect called "Burnt Offerings". The presentation is a little bit ocult-ish, but could give you some ideas.
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A Show By Joe Elite user Long Island 408 Posts |
How about something along the lines of a the Salem Witch Trials The town people gather together to accuse one person of witch craft and even if that person escapes and has friends help her by hiding they will eventually get caught
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thatmichaelguy New user 67 Posts |
It could perhaps be related to the mythical phoenix and their magical properties?
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