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    Hunter Tingle In the Stories, “How Watson Learned the Trick” and “Sherlock Holmes and the Blue Carbuncle.” Watson’s Perspective kept changing. For example in one passage Watson thinks of himself as dumb, but in another he thinks of himself as intelligent. In the passage, “How Watson Learned the Trick.” He thinks of himself as intelligent and thinks he is as good as Sherlock Holmes and doubts Sherlock Holmes. He then gives examples of how he is similar even though the accusations are wrong…

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    For example, we read a story called Tutors Teach Seniors New High Tech Tricks by Jennifer Ludden. In this story, it explains how teens are helping seniors learn how to use electronic devices. In paragraph 15, the author states, “... has students do things like tape two fingers together to simulate the effects of arthritis…”…

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    “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks”. So the saying goes. As for me I do not agree with that saying. I believe “You’re never too old to learn”. So here I am 40 years old and back in college after 18 years. This time around I’m actually liking school. I’m very eager to learn new things and I look forward to coming to my classes every day. My greatest motivation are my children, my dad, and my husband. Looking back I wonder why I didn’t stay in school when I was younger. I had all the support…

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    Vanishing Bird Cage In the movie The Prestige Christopher Nolan uses the vanishing bird cage trick to establish the themes of secrecy and sacrifice throughout the movie. In the bigger spectrum of the movie the bird trick is a motif used to represent Borden and Angier’s methods for the transporting man. The first bird being smashed to death represents sacrifice and being replaced by a different bird without common knowledge represents the secrecy and lying that comes along with being a…

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    Imagine the big disappointment of teenagers now a days ,choking on a door for trick or treat expecting a different response then are you a little to old to be trick or treating.They say that kids are growing to fast , but when they act like a child and get disappointed ,local government shouldn't place a age limit for trick or treating because of children's safety and kid should enjoy their childhood instead of growing up too fast . Giving a kid reason to grow up would parents…

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    at how people interpreted and explained a magic trick in which a pen disappears. Researchers wanted to know if the alerting and orienting modules of attention are both required to be active for people to understand a magic trick, or if one or the other would lead people to a correct interpretation. Results showed that the both the alerting and orienting response were required for people to be able to accurately describe the mechanisms of the trick and the time it took place. Magicians may…

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    Ricky Jay Play Analysis

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    and continues to keep them feeling engaged. Jay does a fantastic job of using the audience members throughout the show, so again the lighting in this effect is important. The lighting is also bright, again proving that there are no hidden strings or tricks, this keeps the mood happy, as the show is a comedy after all. The costumes of Ricky Jay switch just slightly in color, but the principal is that Ricky Jay is well dressed in a suit coat that has shortened sleeves so there is no way that he…

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    Saving Houdini Analysis

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    Saving Houdini is about a kid named Dash who was teleported back in time about 85 years back because of a terrible magic trick that went wrong called “The Soap Bubble Trick”. Dash met a kid named Walter, who doesn't have a good reputation, wanted to help Dash so he can get back home by finding Houdini, a magician who died by a punch to the stomach but they were stumped that, how are they going to get to Toronto to Montreal but they spotted him in a car in Toronto where they were. They got into…

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    Advantage Of Attention

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    to effectively control attention contributes to our ability to study well and react quickly to new stimuli in the environment. However, there are also circumstances in which people would want to use the limited resource of attention to distract and trick people. Magicians, for example, take advantage of people’s limited attention. According to the Posner model, the attentional network has three main modules: alerting, orienting, and executive attention (Demacheva et. al, 2012). These modules…

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    There are many motifs and archetypal symbols throughout the whole movie of The Prestige. The central theme of this will be the astonishing Bird Cage motif. It explained the 3 parts of the magic trick. The first part of the movie was brought out as The Pledge. This is where they show something normal where the audience don’t suspect anything. Then there was The Turn, This is basically the most of the movie. Now this is where something normal changes into something humanly impossible. Lastly,…

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