Kwok Alternate Ending

"The officers were satisfied. My manner had convinced them. I was singularly at ease. They sat, and while I answered cheerily, they chatted of familiar

Harry Houdini was a great magician who amazed audience and influenced magic forever with his complicated illusions and daring stunts. He made many tricks of his own and surprised audiences with his escapes.

the monster; he seemed to jeer, as with his fiendish finger he pointed towards the corpse of my dead

The picture changes with the light. He can taste himself transforming. The body changes shape. From girl to young woman to young man to old man to old woman. The old woman sits up on the cold table and looks straight into his eyes. She says, ‘Who are you kidding?’ He watches the flame eat the body up. He is an ear man. He can play it all by ear. He is bending the ears of everyone at the bar. (Kay 133)

When he transformed, he had to admit, it was wondrous. The melting started at the tips of his fingers, and the darkness spread quickly. It was lucky that his ability was a stealth one, or he could never get away with slipping through

"He got angry at first then I told him my reasons and left the end." This time, it was Ino's turn to roll her eyes. She wanted to be there for Sakura but how could she when the pinkette constantly shut her out.

This quote is inspiring to me as a magician and a person in general. Why would you settle for anything other than amazing? However, for magicians amazing is the lowest acceptable quality you can achieve.

This work gives a more depressing tone to this usually happy childhood memory to most. A magician is also commonly associated with one's childhood and wonder, the magician's hat being empty communicates to me the lack of imagination and magic in one's life when they must grow up and have to face the realities of the world.

Even though the type of people he encountered were from “spectators who seemed to spread an aristocratic perfume over the Theatre.” to “simple workmen, modestly and uniformly attired, rough in their manner.” This did not matter to the magician because he exploited all his audiences in the same ways. He did this by specifically catering the tricks he created to fool his spectators.

I like watching magic shows because it gives you a chance to see something new and incredible. It was always fun and amazing to watch people defy the world's laws. It was stated in a text of an article “At the end of 3 minutes, by which the audience was bursting for air...Houdini appeared dripping but triumphant.” This happened when Houdini basically started drowning himself, but still managed to survive. It amazes me that people can do such incredible things, all these amazingly insane things are the reason you get entertained by watching. That's why so many people come back to watch more tricks. The insanity of what these amazing magicians do blows your mind away. That why most people like watching magicians and escape artists escape from reality. That's why I, for one, like magic

In the audition itself, he impressed the judges of the show Heidi Klum, Howard Stern, Howie Mandel, and Mel B and finally went on to win the show as the first ever magician to accomplish this feat. After winning the show, Franco launched a show, ‘Mat Franco: Magic Reinvented Nightly’, which went on to become a huge success.

The carnival was another enclosure you could see the "Performer" and the associates as they performed their show hypnotizing the gathering of people with the amazing ensembles, enchantment, and illusions. When we were youthful or notwithstanding talking fifteen to a quarter century you would spare your dimes and quarters to go to the toy store to purchase that first enchantment box so you could take in a couple traps to inspire your companions. The components of the

The reason he did this was because he wanted to bring magic back he thought it would be forgotten so he wanted to bring it back into the lives of people. The first time he did this the next day people were talking and you could feel the buzz of magic because it had been brought back into our lives. I really felt inspired by this because I love magic so much and when I saw how these tricks were done I just really wanted to do these tricks. I have been trying to become a magician like Val Valentino because he really inspired me to go for my dream. I really am able to relate to him because I tell people to go their dream and he was able to do what he wanted to and he didn’t care what his parents or others thought about it. He was able to inspire kids by telling them how to do their own tricks and he really wanted to inspire these kids to pursue magic so it’s never

The parrot floated dizzy to the deck and laid there, its eyes spinning in circles as it said, “Man-O-War approaching at top speed.”

By the early 20th century, however, the public’s attitude towards magic had changed for the better and magicians and illusionists were treated as revered entertainers, oftentimes being booked as part of variety shows alongside the most popular singers and comedians of the era. Some even managed to climb the bill to become the headline