An incredibly automatic mentalism effect in which the illusionist will be able to discover both the card chosen by the spectator and the role of knight or villain that he has secretly assumed!
A mentalism effect in which a spectator freely chooses any card from a deck shuffled by the audience and places it among a dozen or so other cards that he has taken himself, turning them randomly face up and face down, and shuffling them together. After a further series of shuffles and a few questions, which the spectator is free to answer either truthfully or untruthfully, the mentalist discovers the role of honest or liar that the spectator secretly assumed before answering and, with a quick and skilful move, reveals the card chosen.
Key Points:
- The experiment is entirely improvised and the deck can even be borrowed and incomplete.
- It requires no particular memory effort or mathematical calculation!
- The illusionist will only have to learn a couple of simple techniques for mixing faces against backs, which will be explained in detail, and a well-known flourish in card magic that is just as easy.
- The result is guaranteed to be self-working.
1st edition 2026, PDF 5 pages.
word count: 3146 which is equivalent to 12 standard pages of text
