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Several separate ropes appear to link and unlink at the magician's command. The ropes are specially prepared to create the illusion of linking.

A rope is cut into two pieces and then magically restored to its original length. The magician uses a prepared rope that creates the illusion of a cut.

The magician pulls on two ends of a rope and it appears to elongate. This illusion typically uses a rope with hidden sections or connections that can be extended.

A loop of rope seemingly without end is displayed, and sections are continuously pulled from it without revealing the ends. This trick uses a specially prepared rope or a sleight of hand to hide the ends from the audience.

A rope transforms into a silk handkerchief. Magicians use an integrated silk within the rope and a switch maneuver to accomplish this illusion.

The magician ties a knot in a rope and then makes it disappear. This can be done by sleight of hand or employing a slipping technique that allows the knot to come undone undetected.

Knots seemingly tie themselves along a rope held by the magician. This requires a hidden mechanism or prior preparation of the rope to create knots at the performer's command.

The magician ties a visibly solid knot that then vanishes on command. This trick usually involves a combination of sleight of hand techniques and misdirection.

A single knot multiplies into two, three, or more knots along the rope. This effect is created through sleight of hand and proper setup of the rope to allow for multiple knots to slide into view.

A rope appears to have a knot tied in it, but then the 'knot' is slid off the rope or disappears. Mastery of this trick relies on manipulating the rope to create the illusion of a knot without actually tying one.

A rope vanishes in the magician's hands or cloth. The method usually involves a pulling device concealed on the magician's body or within a prop.

Three ropes of different lengths miraculously become the same length. This effect uses ropes cut to specific lengths and a series of moves that make them appear equal.

A knot tied in a rope moves from one end to the other or jumps from one rope to another. This can be performed with sleight of hand or special gimmicked ropes.

A rope passes through the magician's neck as if it's intangible. This trick uses careful manipulation and control of the rope to simulate it passing through the neck.

A rope seemingly passes through the magician's body, implying intangibility. The act uses subtle body movements and rope control to give the illusion of penetration.

Three knots tied on a single rope simultaneously penetrate an object or magically untie themselves. The secret often lies in the way the knots are tied and concealed handling.

A rope appears to stand stiff and even rise as if defying gravity. This effect can involve a rigid core inserted into the rope or a form of thread work.