Zephyr is a mentalism routine where a spectator thinks of any object (man-made, naturally occurring, living, or non-living) and writes it down on a billet. The magician then performs a witch hand sequence, correctly identifying which hand holds the billet three times, culminating in the reveal of the object. This trick is versatile, suitable for both close-up and stage performances, and offers a clear, engaging climax to the routine.
In 'Zephyr' by Cervier, a spectator thinks of any object and writes it down on a billet. The magician then performs a witch hand sequence, correctly identifying which hand holds the billet three times, leading to the reveal of the object. Nique Tan highlights the routine's straightforward, 100% accurate method and its adaptability for different performance settings. The PDF includes two versions: one with a billet switch and another using a direct method for gathering information. Tan also notes the potential for adding a visual drawing duplication as a finale. He commends the routine for its easy-to-follow instructions and the solid framework it offers performers, making it a great choice for both new and experienced magicians.
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