A magician appears before his audience with three different cards in his hand, each displaying a unique and striking design.

With an enigmatic smile, he invites a spectator to think of one of those cards.

There are no visible tricks or complicated maneuvers; the spectator simply chooses a card in their mind, completely freely and without any pressure.

At that moment, something extraordinary happens: the magician pulls two face-down cards from a bag and holds one of the three cards inside the bag in his hand.

With an almost imperceptible gesture, and when the spectator names the card they thought of, he immediately reveals which card the spectator selected.

To everyone's surprise, the magician is seen holding exactly that card in his hand.

The precision and speed of the revelation leave the audience astonished, marveling at the apparent magical connection between their minds.

The most amazing part is that there is no forcing involved; the spectator has complete freedom in their choice, which makes the trick even more impressive and baffling.

The magician's ability to instantly know the spectator's thought defies all logic and leaves everyone wondering how he could achieve it.

Furthermore, this trick by Henry Evans can be repeated as many times as desired with the same result.