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The Given

The Given

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- THE GIVEN -

A self-working, bizarre piece that plays big, has a wonderfully eerie plot and builds to an unbelievable finally your audience will never see coming!

 

In 1962, the ‘Salem Witch Trials’ began. The persecution of those who were believed to ‘play alongside the Devil’. On the 19th April, Bridget Bishop was brought before the court accused of bewitching 5 young women. She had the most accusations to her name. At the same time, there was a secret society called the ‘Movement of the Occult’ (MOTO) who believed that Bridget was ‘given’ to them by Satan and that she alone would end the suffering of witches at the hand of the Church. 

 

Bridget would forever be known as, ‘The Given’…

 

After a painting of Bridget is shown, a pile of other cards are introduced upon which a different name is written on each. It is explained that these are the names of the others who were put on trial and that perhaps, Bridget could enslave the spectator with her witchcraft. As an experiment the cards are systematically placed in either an ‘Angel’ or ‘Devil’ pile,  and any rejected cards placed with the photo of Bridget. Every decision is free and fair, decided only by the spectator. 

 

Even though they made completely random choices, when the pile of ‘Angel’ names is turned over, it is revealed that each card has a random letter of the alphabet on the back and somehow, they spell out ‘A-N-G-E-L’.

 

The ‘Devil’ cards are turned over and found to spell out the word ‘D-E-V-I-L’. 

 

Which leads to the question… how was the spectator able to do this without ever knowing there were letters on the back? Was it luck? Or perhaps ‘The Given’ has possessed them. With this, the rejected pile is turned over and seen to spell out ‘G-I-V-E-N’. 

 

‘The Given’ is a killer self working effect meaning you can focus on your presentation! 

 

No Switches - No Extra Cards - No Sleights - No Gimmicks - Self Working - Fully Examinable

 

"This is highly, highly reccomended!" - Craig Petty

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