At a magic show, the magician hides a rabbit in one of three identical boxes: red, blue, or green. He then shuffles the boxes around while the audience watches closely. Unbeknownst to the magician, his assistant secretly switches the rabbit from its original box to another one during the shuffle. The audience is unaware of the switch as well. When the magician reveals the contents of the boxes, what does the audience think? Provide a very short response.
The audience thinks that the rabbit was in the box that the magician reveals at the end of the trick. They have no reason to suspect that the assistant switched the rabbit to another box during the shuffle. To the audience, the magician's ability to find the rabbit appears to be part of the magic trick, showing his supposed skill at keeping track of the box containing the rabbit despite the shuffling.