II.- Cover of the palm 1.- The pre-palm 2.- The actual palm 3.- Withdrawal of the free hand A) The tube effect B) Law of the Priority Movement
4.- Keeping the card in the palm A) Naturalness a) Static naturalness b) Dynamic naturalness
B) Misdirection a) Mental Misdirection b) Physical Misdirection
C) Misleading Handling, Innocent Use a) Misleading Handling b) Innocent Use
D) Rhythm
5.- Replacement or return of the palmed card
III.- Conclusion
BAROQUE TRANSPOSITION
FATHER ACE AND SONS (Variant 67)
COVER FOR THE PALM IN “CARDS UP THE SLEEVE” BY JACOB DALEY
1. Palm of the first five cards in the left hand 2. Palm of the “five” and “seven” in the right hand 3. Palm of the “eight” and “nine” in the left hand 4. Palm of the “ten”
TIMING AND THE “IN-TRANSIT ACTIONS”
- The “in-transit” actions - Elements of the “in-transit” actions - Importance of the “in-transit” actions
