Reminiscence by Vernet

Outstanding double prediction effect

"I would like everyone to take a trip down memory lane, back to happier times and remember your primary school days", says the magician. The performer displays an envelope which he places prominently and says to an audience member: "I want you to imagine that you are six years old and you are at school. The teacher is explaining simple maths and she writes on the board: 2 + 2 = . She asks you to write the result. You stand up and all your classmates look at you as you take the chalk and write the result. But you are too nervous and instead of writing 4, you write a different result. A number, a two-digit number. I want you to write the number without anyone seeing you." The psychologist handed him a notebook and a pen. When he has written down the number, he asks to tear out the page and keep it.

The magician then turns to another member of the audience and recalls drawing on the blackboard in primary schools. The mentalist shows the spectator note pads filled with various drawings and asks the spectator to choose one without revealing it to anyone. The spectator looks at a drawing and imagines himself drawing it with a piece of chalk.

The magician picks up the envelope and for the first time asks the audience to say the number and picture they are thinking of. For example, they say "43" and "a boat".

"Picasso said 'Everything you can imagine is real'" The performer takes a slate from the ever-obvious envelope and writes precisely "2 + 2 = 43" with the words a drawing of a large ship!

Ideal for mentalists and magicians

The number chosen was completely free, and he did not reveal it until after the assembly.

Perfect for the living room

The envelope is always visible

Big effect in a small package

Suitable for any type of audience