Magic Review - Freewill's End by Jamie Daws

David from Magic Orthodoxy delivers a thorough review of "Freewill’s End" by Jamie Daws and Alakazam, a compelling new effect centered around the classic Free Will plot. The effect essentially combines two tricks into one, offering both a spooky narrative and a more casual, upbeat presentation. It involves a spectator freely choosing to tear, scribble on, or keep one of three photographs (or cards in the alternative version), with the magician accurately predicting their choices. The package includes everything needed to perform both versions, with the photograph version providing master photographs and film paper for spectator interaction, and the card version including durable, specially printed cards. David emphasizes that the effect's strength lies in presentation and clever wording, particularly highlighting the evocative names used in the card version. While the photograph version has a limited run and requires reprints once the spectator's photos are used, the effect is remarkably easy to perform, requiring no sleight of hand. David ultimately considers "Freewill’s End" a fantastic and versatile addition to the Free Will plot category, well worth the investment for magicians seeking a strong, self-working mentalism routine.