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HOW TO PRACTICE: Keep a coin in finger palm throughout the day as you go about your normal activity until you get used to it. Forget about the coin and just do whatever you normally do. Learn to relax your hand naturally as if you have nothing in it. Do this for a week. Get comfortable. The big lesson you will learn is that nobody knows you are hiding a coin.

PERFORMANCE: Hold the matches between your thumbs and 1st fingers. Tap their centers together mentioning how they are both solid. Bring your hand up, do a test to make sure you are ready, and then come straight down linking the matches. It will look like they melt through each other. Show them linked at their centers. Magically unlink them the same way. Press forward and let the end of the fork snap off your right thumb. Let the fork sink down as you bend your right fingers forward. It looks like you are bending the fork. The secret is you place a ball of some sort in your armpit. When you squeeze the ball in your armpit it restricts blood flow which causes your pulse to stop. Technically your pulse does stop, at least according to where your spectator is measuring from. Btw, I don’t know how good or bad doing this is for you. PREPARATION Also, I did drop the extras all over the floor after gluing my set on and wound up losing one of the size 9 nails. I’m confident it was there when I opened the box so it’s included in the following totals. PRO TIPS: Sprinkling in some bar bets or fun bits like this really adds to your performances. Mind ControlNow the one thing that Mr Gregg and his Then, one Saturday morning, I saw Philip two boys loved to do more than anything else and William coming out of the woods with was to go hunting. Every Saturday morning their father, and they were carrying a lovely they would take their guns and go off into the young deer. woods to look for animals and birds to shoot. Even Philip, who was only eight years old, This made me so cross that I started shout- had a gun of his own. ing at them, I can't stand hunting. I just can't stand it. It doesn't seem right to me that men and boys should kill animals just for the fun they get out of it. So I used to try to stop Philip and William from doing it. Every time I went over to their farm I would do my best to talk them out of it, but they only laughed at me. I even said something about it once to Mr Gregg, but he just walked on past me as if I wasn't there. Your thumb will attract and move the straw. Wiggle your 1st finger at the same time so it looks like you are moving the straw from above. Slowly bring your thumb close to the charged end. When the straw moves gently move your thumb up and away. The straw will spin on the cap. When it slows down bring your hand close to the straw again to give it more momentum. She is immediately upset, as she did not intend to do this, particularly to Mrs Gregg who wasn't even present at the scene. She says that another time she used the finger by accident and regretted it. In class one day, the narrator's teacher, Mrs Winter, scolds her for misspelling the word cat. The sizes I wore from thumb to pinky are 0, 6, 4, 5, and 8. This is a pretty average size range but I do wish they had a larger size to accommodate people with wider nailbeds.

EFFECT: You ask for a volunteer, preferably someone in the medical profession, to take your pulse. They take your pulse and tap a spoon on a glass in time with it. You slow your pulse, then stop it completely, and then start it again. HOW TO DO IT LEFT HAND- Palm toward you, fingers straight, together, and pointing right. Bend your thumb 90º and press it against your hand in line with your 1st finger.GETTING INTO IT: Extend your left thumb in hitchhiking position. With your right thumb, 1st, and 2nd finger move the tip of your left thumb around, as if you are displaying it. IN ONE ACTION- Open your left fingers and move your hands into starting position. Do not hesitate, go right into this position. Your larger movements cover your smaller movements. STARTING POSITION The Greggs flew down and sat on the wall `A nest!' they said. 'Can we do that?' near the door. Mrs Gregg began to cry. 'We must do it,' said Mr Gregg. 'We've got to have somewhere to sleep. Follow me.' `Oh, dear! Oh, dear!' she sobbed. 'They have ta.ken our house. What shall we do? We have no place to go!' Even the boys began to cry a bit now. `We will be eaten by cats and foxes in the They flew off to a tall tree, and right at the night!' said Philip. top of it Mr Gregg chose the place for the nest. `I want to sleep in my own bed!' said William. 31 `Now then,' said Mr Gregg. 'It isn't any good crying. That won't help us. Shall I tell you what we arc going to do?' `What?' they said. Mr Gregg looked at them and smiled. 'We are going to build a nest.' 30 IMPORTANT POINTS: There needs to be a logical reason why you unlace your fingers. Motivation in magic is very important. You could unlace your hands, point with your left 1st finger and say, “Please bring your hands a tiny bit lower.” Then interlace your fingers again (of course you have already rotated your hand). Grip the fork with your right fingers near the fork part, your thumb at the top. Cover the stem of the fork with your left hand. You can use any coin, I’ll be using a quarter. I’m right handed and will use my right hand yet you can use either hand. If you are left handed just switch the hands.

The Magic Finger study guide contains a biography of Roald Dahl, literature essays, quiz questions, major themes, characters, and a full summary and analysis. In a snapping type motion extend your left thumb above your right thumb. Run your right thumb, 1st, and 2nd to the right along your left thumb and off it. FINESSES But . . . but . . . but . . .' cried Mrs Gregg, going purple in the face. 'My dear man, what's happened to you?' `What's happened to both of us, you mean!' shouted Mr Gregg. It was Mrs Gregg's turn now to jump out of bed. She ran to look at herself in the glass. But she was not tall enough to see into it. She was even smaller than Mr Gregg, and she, too, had got wings instead of arms. `Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh!' sobbed Mrs Gregg. `This is witches' work!' cried Mr Gregg. And both of them started running around the room, flapping their wings. A minute later Philip and William burst in. The same thing had happened to them. They had wings and no arms. And they were really tiny. They were about as big as robins. `Mama! Mama! Mama!' chirruped Philip. `Look, Mama, we can fly!' And they flew up into the air. `Come down at once!' said Mrs Gregg. `You're much too high!' But before she could say another word, Philip and William had flown right out the window. 25

Rip off an inch or two of the wrapper on one end of the straw. Grip the wrapper and slide it all the way down and off the straw. This will charge the straw with static electricity. Hold the coin at the base of your fingers, mostly on your 3rd finger, with it slightly overlapping your 2nd finger. Curl your fingers naturally and hold the coin gently in place with your 3rd finger against the skin at the base of your hand. That is it, simple! The finger palm is an easy, practical, and effective move. LEFT HAND: Hold your left hand palm up with your fingers curled naturally. Rub your thumb, 1st, and 2nd together drawing attention to your hand. Have a spoon and glass for your volunteer. Ask them to place two fingers on the thumb side of your hand. Point out the spot. When they have your pulse ask them to tap it on the glass so everyone can hear it.

The farm next to ours is owned by Mr and Mrs Gregg. The Greggs have two children, both of them boys. Their names are Philip and William. Sometimes I go over to their farm to play with them. I am a girl and I am eight years old. Philip is also eight years old. William is three years older. He is ten. What? Oh, all right, then. He is eleven. Last week, something very funny happened to the Gregg family. I am going to tell you about it as best I can. RAM: Your PC must have at least 2GB of RAM. (Note that having 2GB or more disk space is not a substitute for RAM)

EFFECT: You tell your spectator that if they can link the paperclips only using the bill, they can keep the bill. They of course cannot. HOW TO DO IT IMPORTANT POINTS: Don’t call attention to the straw when you remove the wrapper. Do it casually. You don’t need to squeeze that hard. A straw is light, a little charge goes a long way. Be gentle when balancing the straw so it doesn’t fall. Play with it a bunch of times so you can balance it consistently. Press your thumbs together, cover the seam with your right 1st and 2nd fingers. Stretch your right thumb so more is seen. IMPORTANT POINTS: The illusion here looks amazing. Especially when you catch your spectators off guard. You could of course do this with a spoon. Coin From Ear