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Moonlight Krausse:
Scary Little Secret No. 2
My Sad Imaginary friend
A chilling imaginary friend reads a secret word left in an empty room!
Secret: This is Moonlight’s favorite thing to do with a billet peek. The
idea may seem fairly simple when you read it, but there are a couple of
nice things going on to make it an unforgettable experience for anyone
who dares to witness it.
Moonlight begins:
“When I was a kid I had an imaginary friend
named Willhelm who was a carbon copy of
me. We were completely identical. I played
with Will for years, longer than normal kids
do.
I noticed that he always looked at my father
and my younger sister with a sense of
sadness.
Eventually, he just walked away.
Twenty years later, as I dig through my
mom's safe to grab some paperwork she kept
for me, I discover a stillbirth death certi cate
for a boy named Willhelm whose birthday I
share. Only then did I realize I was actually a
twin, and my twin, Will, died during birth.
I later realized that if I concentrated hard
enough I was able to see Willhelm again…”
The participant is now instructed to write a word that only he knows on a single piece of paper
and to make sure that nobody sees it, after the word is written and the paper folded by himself, he
is instructed to initial it so it can’t be swapped (Moonlight uses this moment to peek the secret
word). Participant is instructed to leave the paper on another room (preferably empty) and to
come back.
“My brother is here.”
Moonlight announces as he closes his eyes.
“He is standing in front of me…I can see the sadness on his face. Im going to ask him to go to
the other room, read your word and then whisper it to my ear…”
After some moments of silence he continues:
“I will miss you too brother…”
Moonlight opens his eyes and reveals the secret word.
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PEEK
Moonlight recommends using Acidus Novus by The original Acidus Novus was created by
Millard Longmman for this effect. Millard Longman in 1979 and introduced to
the community by the legendary Al Mann.
Acidus Novus Since then, this simple-yet-ingenious
methodology has become a classic in the eld
It is a massive honor to be given permission by and a favorite for countless working
Millard to explain the bottom right quadrant peek professionals.
to you.
A billet.. business card sized. then folded from bottom to top, the bottom edge
Folded from left to right, with the left edge stopping short by another 3mm or so.
overlapping the right by 3mm or so… The billet is now ready. You will be getting them
to write in the bottom half right quadrant…
…by sliding your thumb into the ‘mouth' of
the bottom half, you can open it a little, to see
inside..sssh!
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Pro tip:
Mr. Krausse has his business cards designed in such a way that he can just hand them out and
ask them to write their word without any apparent restriction.
Lazy Man variation:
Use your favorite card force or stack and instruct them to leave their “secret card” facedown on
the empty room.
