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    the potter is doing. Instead, he is shocked, surprised and loves what is being created. This can be seen when it says, “In that magnificent attire / Of sable tissue flaked with fire / Like a magician he appeared / A conjurer without a book or beard.” This shows that the speaker thinks of the potter as a magician, which are powerful and skilled. The speaker’s response to how he views the potter can also be perceived when it says, “For it was magical to me / I stood in silence and apart / And…

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    deck is shuffled by several audience members, then handed back to the magician whereupon he sticks all the cards down the front of his pants. After a bunch of pelvic thrusts, Elvis style gyrations, and a handful of moves like Jagger, the magician stops and stands in place. While smiling, he announces that without the aid of his hands, he has successfully separated the entire deck, reds from blacks. To prove it, the magician begins shaking his right pant leg. All the black cards fall out onto…

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    Additionally, it is not only about magic or suspense, but also it included many academic knowledge from different fields such as statistics and chemistry, etc. Honestly, after enjoying this movie, I definitely found that it is too complicated to become a magician since you need to be familiar with wide variety of academic technics. Today, I am going to talk about my reaction of viewing this movie. First and foremost, “ Now You See Me” mainly depicted the story which happened on four…

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    Harry Houdini the Escape Artist The great Harry Houdini once said “My Brain is the key that sets me free”. Harry Houdini is not his real name, his real name is Erich Weiss, he got the name Harry Houdini by another magician Robert Houdin and he was born in Budapest, Hungary. He came to America with his family when he was only four years old. Harry Houdini, arguably the greatest escape artist of all time, had a great impact in the entertainment industry in the 1920s. Harry Houdini had a rag to…

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    While standing on a grassy knoll, high in the hills which surround a majestic kingdom, an ancient looking wizard, with extensively long, bushy eyebrows, and dressed in an overly large flowing robe, flicked his right hand and extended index finger as though he were a maestro conducting a symphony. However, Wizard Lorff did not contain an iota of musical talent in his willowy body. Despite this fact, he was a sort of maestro, because with each nimble flick of his hand and finger, he conducted the…

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    Vladimir Nabokov in his essay, “Good Readers and Good Writers,” talks about six different criteria for what makes up a good writer. They are: deceiver, magician, inventor, teacher, storyteller, and enchanter, and Fredrick Douglas in his narrative on when he was a slave, does not meet all of these criteria. “Every great writer is a great deceiver, but so is that arch-cheat Nature,” (Nabokov 1028). As a deceiver himself in his writing, Douglas does not make a large impression, he does a little…

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    of the biggest entertainers of his generation, amazing his audiences with his hand cuff tricks. He set high standards for Magicians at the time. Harry took magic to whole new level. Over time, he evolved from doing simple illusions to death defying acts which left audiences all over America quaking in their seats. Harry Houdini is widely recognized as one of the best magicians of all time. Houdini was born on March 24, 1874, in what is now Budapest, Hungary, the son of Rabbi Mayer Samuel Weisz…

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    sent out his servants to perform hard labor in the fields. The same report states that he hired a magician to perform magic for his majesty the king. He ordered the magician to behead a “…captive who is in the camp, and inflict the injury on him” (412). But the magician refused to do so and would perform the trick on a goose. Other reporters argued that the king was not so cruel in regards to the magician refusing to perform the trick on a human being. I believe…

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    and gains the princess’ hand in marriage. Aladdin then has a custom palace made for his new princess after the wedding. They were living comfortably until together until Aladdin left to hunt, and the African magician had heard of his success in gaining the hand of the princess. The magician traveled to the palace and conned the lamp out of the hands of Bedr-el-Budur, and when the genie arose, he wished that the palace as well as the princess would be carried to…

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    trapeze arts and magic.From then on he devoted his time to learning and mastering new tricks and dreaming of being on stage one day. Only a few years after Erik moved to New York,he decided to change his name to Harry Houdini after a famous French magician who had a similar name. Harry had to start off at the very bottom. In fact, he first began performing inside a dime museum. He spent time everyday mastering and developing his lock picking skills because…

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