When he was a teenager, Eisenheim would make a pendant for his beloved girl. He said, "There is a secret way to open it." A picture of the boy appeared in it. When he grew up and met her again, he saw the pendant still on her white neck.
He met the begging children, tried to comfort them with a trick, and conjured a handful of change from the scarf.
He changed the appearance of the world in front of countless audiences in the auditorium.
He let the golden orange tree blossom and bear fruit in a minute. The fluorescent butterfly flew in from the sky with a handkerchief.
He summoned souls and made them speak.
Eisenheim is kind and brave. And full of wisdom.
"He made an illusion, he planned it all!" But it was all for love.
These many beautiful illusions are all for the love of youth.
"What is the meaning of death?"
"What do you want to be with her?"
People who love each other only want to be together. Even, disappeared from now on.
If you love her, are you willing to leave this secular world with her?
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