Tarot post mark 10.

[harpbeat]

Has it truly been so long since I did tarot readings for all of you? How tragic.

[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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my favorite squid

[harpbeat]

[Eater deals three cards.]

The Tower. A sudden downfall, an explosion, a massive change or revelation.

The King of Cups. A man who is wise, caring, diplomatic.

The Page of Swords. A young person, or else an energy suggesting to follow in that child's footsteps - be mindful, be truthful, be just, have fortitude.

Salvation is a difficult concept, is it not? And the Tower is a difficult card - it suggests that from where you are, things will get much, much worse. But both the King of Cups and the page of Swords are wise, intelligent cards who put their minds to use, who prize ethics and clarity of thought.

Salvation is not here, not yet. And salvation is not achieved merely by following blindly, but by goodness and kindness to others, even in the face of hardship. That is how people are saved.

[peccatore]

[... Huh. HUH.

Part of that is... encouraging, in its own way. Part of it is terrifying.]

I'm... I'm doing that. [Goodness and kindness. He's doing that.

Right? He's trying. He's doing his best. He's trying so hard.

He's failing.]

... Well. [Free readings be damned, he's searching his pockets for cash now. Here, small seer person, have some coins from a place you have never been to.] Thank you. [Annnd a smile. THIS IS FINE.]

[harpbeat]

No, thank you for stopping by.

[She'll probably have a use for these coins! At least they're pretty.]

Please do come again.