Tarot post mark 6.

[harpbeat]

I believe enough time has passed since my last set of Tarot readings. Would anyone like one today?

[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!]

Comments

[ifbymyhands]

Hey. Uh... I'm kind of wondering. Everyone else seems to have something big happening in their lives, and everyone always disappears. Fun things happen sometimes, but then we fade to something boring. The last thing I want is for life to go back to normal without any sign that there was ever something more out there and people who cared about it and me.

I know I can't do a lot, but is there any way I can fix it? Does doing stuff like games and dress-up dolls that get a lot of attention even help long-term?

[harpbeat]

[After receiving the shuffled deck, Eater deals seven cards.]

Your past is shown by the Queen of Pentacles. A woman who cares for others, resourceful and loyal, perhaps a way with nature or animals. Most likely you, in this position.

Your present, the Four of Pentacles. Trying to block change. Your question revolves around wanting to keep what you have.

You are helped by the Six of Pentacles. Two sides of a coin: having and not having. Some things you can keep and some things, you can't.

You are hurt by the Four of Wands. Celebration, excitement... You cannot expect life to be a constant string of fun things.

The others around you are shown by the Five of Pentacles. Hard times and ill health.

Your actions should reflect the Ace of Swords. Think logically, be honest, and overcome obstacles.

The results are shown by the Fool. Foolish choices, beginning, and spontaneity.

Life will always have to have boring parts, or it makes the interesting parts less interesting. Your games that get a lot of attention may not seem to help as much as you would like, but if they help in the moment, that is or should be enough. Life will have 'normal' periods, but your friends will not completely disappear.

[ifbymyhands]

You think, really?

[harpbeat]

I think so, really!

[ifbymyhands]

Thanks. It's hard to always keep smiling and acting weird and goofy all the time.

[harpbeat]

You need not force yourself.

[ifbymyhands]

Someone has to.

[harpbeat]

No one can be happy all the time.

[ifbymyhands]

I guess. It's easier, though.

[harpbeat]

It is difficult for me.

[ifbymyhands]

Why's that?

[harpbeat]

I am usually happy, but sometimes when I am not, I feel that it is expected of me.

[ifbymyhands]

That's for sure.

[harpbeat]

But we should think of ourselves first, at times.

[ifbymyhands]

I miss having friends.

[harpbeat]

As do I.

[ifbymyhands]

What happened to you?

[harpbeat]

I am simply very old, and travel quite frequently. I don't attach to others well.

[ifbymyhands]

Sounds pretty sad.

[harpbeat]

I've grown used to it.

[ifbymyhands]

There are probably other people around your age or who live a long time! I mean, Karen-chan's stuck in middle school, probably forever.

[harpbeat]

Oh, dear, I will always be far older than Karen.

[ifbymyhands]

Hey, no one knows how many times she's really repeated third year.

[harpbeat]

Surely not thousands of times.

[ifbymyhands]

How do you know?