Tarot post mark 5.

[harpbeat]

Would anyone like to have a Tarot reading?

[A deck is on the table in front of her.]

Simply focus on your question while shuffling the deck, and inform me of your question when you return the deck to me. Then I can read your fortune.

[Any game, any character will be read with a real shuffling of a real Tarot deck!]

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Uhm... sure.

[It's a game, right? Just for fun? Terra's got no problem with shuffling cards, even if tarot cards are a fair bit bigger than more typical playing cards. After a short time, it's handed back.]

Is anything going to go the way I expect it to?

[That's a fairly vague question isn't it. Terra's going to learn specifics one day.]

[harpbeat]

[Eater hmms thoughtfully and deals out seven cards.]

For your past, the Four of Pentacles. Trying to control events and block change. Resisting the flow of the world.

For your present, the Seven of Wands. Defiance and conviction. Being absolutely sure that you are right.

You are helped by the Magician. The Magician is the one who takes action, doing what he needs to do and having an impact on the world around him.

On the other hand, you are hurt by the Ten of Swords. Being at the absolute lowest point, having nowhere to go but up and feeling powerless and like a victim of fate. These two cards seem to be at odds, don't they? But even at your lowest point, you can still take some action to bring you up again.

The others around you are shown by the Wheel of Fortune. Fate, those people in your life, those are things that are out of your control. Destiny will do what it wishes.

Your actions should reflect Judgment. Letting go of the past and looking to the future. New possibilities and a fresh start.

Your results are shown by the Ace of Swords. A card of intelligence and fortitude, the Sword suit cuts through confusion to understand the truth of the situation.

In regards to your question: I could tell you without cards that not everything will go your way. In fact, it's likely that you'll find most events turn out in ways you didn't plan. You could sit around bemoaning that you weren't prepared, or you could adapt to what happens and move on with your life; it may even turn out better than what you planned for.

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[Thoughtful silence, weighing what she says about her cards versus what he's doing and what he's been planning to do. Not only that, what he'd already been told of his future. ... And how badly it goes.]

Well.. if my plans involve saving a world, and I've been working towards doing something about that, that's not really a good thing to hear, I'll admit.

[He rubs a hand through his hair, frowning a little.]

I guess we'll see how it turns out. Thanks.

[harpbeat]

I see... I do hope things turn out well for you, and that you do your best.