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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | One of the archetypal illusions of Stage Magic, along with the Pull a Rabbit Out of My Hat trick, Sawing a Woman In Half involves a pretty woman (the magician's Lovely Assistant) being placed into a coffin-sized lidded wooden box, with a neck-hole in the top and ankle-holes in the bottom. Then, producing a large floppy hand-saw, the magician proceeds to saw through the box, through the woman's midsection, and through the table on which the box is resting. After that, the magician shoves in a pair of bizarre rectangular blades (sometimes called dividers) through the middle. |
