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A man discovers that intense concentration lets him manipulate objects and other people's actions without physical contact. What begins as mischievous barroom pranks and small thefts escalates into using the power to take an armored truck's satchel, after which panic replaces thrill. When police intervene he finds his control falters and apparent evidence of a major crime scatters, then at the station the stolen money proves to be mundane items, leaving ambiguous whether the theft truly occurred or his mental power failed, and underscoring themes of responsibility, temptation, and loss of agency.

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William P. Salton

William P. Salton was an author known for his contributions to the genre of fiction, particularly in the realms of mystery and psychological intrigue. His notable works include "A Trick of the Mind," which explores themes of perception and reality, and "Operation Lorelie," a narrative that combines elements of suspense and adventure. Salton's writing often delves into the complexities of the human psyche, making his stories engaging for readers who appreciate thought-provoking plots and character development.

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