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"Perhaps it would have been better to hold the performance in the evening," thought Beata. "But it's better now, while there's still some energy left. It's been a busy day, and by evening, half of Carneola will probably be barely able to crawl, let alone perform."
With approving shouts and gestures, they saw Alaria off, and Beata returned to the stage.
“And finally, ladies and gentlemen, we have prepared something special for you, something that will amaze your imagination! Magic – how much is contained in that word! It is a science that shakes the foundations of the universe, an art accessible to only a few chosen ones! For centuries, Wizards and sorcerers have captivated people's minds, and surely each of us, mere mortals, has dreamed of possessing a magical gift. With sufficient skill, magic can be... simulated.”
As if from nowhere, a magnificent flower appears in her hands, which, with a shake, she transforms into a handkerchief; of course, it was a pre-prepared prop, hidden in her sleeve – she had changed clothes partly for this reason, because it was difficult to hide something like that in the sleeve of a tight-fitting leotard.
“But we are not talking about tricks, no, no! – she throws the handkerchief aside and raises her index finger. – What are tricksters to us, when now a real sorceress will appear before you, an incomparable mistress of illusions, a brilliant ruler of minds! With a wave of her hand, she can create something that you wouldn't even dream of! Unmatched, unique, magnificent – the Beautiful Queen, let's welcome her!”
Beata bows before the sorceress who appears on stage in a theatrical curtsy, and it seems as if she is moving towards the wings. But halfway there, she suddenly stops, surveys the audience, makes a mischievous face, and dramatically puts a finger to her lips. After that, she theatrically tiptoes up to the Beautiful Queen from behind.
Before the sorceress's solo performance, a short humorous scene was planned, inspired by Dax's actions yesterday. This small warm-up, consisting of five to seven actions, was intended to amuse the audience and serve as a release after the intense, dramatic performances of Alaria and Beata herself, to warm up the audience before the illusionist's solo performance. Of course, the slap on the butt was replaced with more neutral gestures, such as tugging on pigtails and trying to attach a piece of paper with "Kick me" written on it to her back. Beata didn't say a word during the entire scene, but she acted desperately and dramatically, feigning annoyance at her failures, for greater comedic effect, and in the end, she demonstrably got very scared of some obviously harmless illusion and panicked, fleeing the stage, freeing it up for the solo performance.
With approving shouts and gestures, they saw Alaria off, and Beata returned to the stage.
“And finally, ladies and gentlemen, we have prepared something special for you, something that will amaze your imagination! Magic – how much is contained in that word! It is a science that shakes the foundations of the universe, an art accessible to only a few chosen ones! For centuries, Wizards and sorcerers have captivated people's minds, and surely each of us, mere mortals, has dreamed of possessing a magical gift. With sufficient skill, magic can be... simulated.”
As if from nowhere, a magnificent flower appears in her hands, which, with a shake, she transforms into a handkerchief; of course, it was a pre-prepared prop, hidden in her sleeve – she had changed clothes partly for this reason, because it was difficult to hide something like that in the sleeve of a tight-fitting leotard.
“But we are not talking about tricks, no, no! – she throws the handkerchief aside and raises her index finger. – What are tricksters to us, when now a real sorceress will appear before you, an incomparable mistress of illusions, a brilliant ruler of minds! With a wave of her hand, she can create something that you wouldn't even dream of! Unmatched, unique, magnificent – the Beautiful Queen, let's welcome her!”
Beata bows before the sorceress who appears on stage in a theatrical curtsy, and it seems as if she is moving towards the wings. But halfway there, she suddenly stops, surveys the audience, makes a mischievous face, and dramatically puts a finger to her lips. After that, she theatrically tiptoes up to the Beautiful Queen from behind.
Before the sorceress's solo performance, a short humorous scene was planned, inspired by Dax's actions yesterday. This small warm-up, consisting of five to seven actions, was intended to amuse the audience and serve as a release after the intense, dramatic performances of Alaria and Beata herself, to warm up the audience before the illusionist's solo performance. Of course, the slap on the butt was replaced with more neutral gestures, such as tugging on pigtails and trying to attach a piece of paper with "Kick me" written on it to her back. Beata didn't say a word during the entire scene, but she acted desperately and dramatically, feigning annoyance at her failures, for greater comedic effect, and in the end, she demonstrably got very scared of some obviously harmless illusion and panicked, fleeing the stage, freeing it up for the solo performance.
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