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i haven’t! never heard of it before, but it looks like something i’ll enjoy very much. thanks for the recommendation!

(and scooby doo)

i’m sorry, nat.

The World symbolizes the conclusion of a situation, heralding an inevitable new beginning. The changes that occur tend to be positive, bringing favorable outcomes. This card represents the place where many endings took place, but it is also the starting point: the first building constructed by John Kramer in honor of his son, as well as where the first traps were built.

Judgment signals the beginning of a new cycle, where all that has been done will be evaluated, and rewards will emerge. This card invites us to reflect on the situation to achieve greater awareness and elevation. Much like the reverse bear-trap, it represents a fresh start that will depend on what has been done up until now.

The card suggests optimism and abundance, indicating that success seems inevitable. The Sun brings energy to accomplish, filling us with confidence and illuminating our path. Any situation, even schemes carried out by criminals exploiting terminal cancer patients, can be overcome and resolved.

The Moon symbolizes uncertainty and the beginning of an unclear journey, fueling the imagination but also bringing forth internal fears and paranoia. Like kidnappers disguised in pig masks, ready to strike, the card warns about illusions and deceit. It’s time to stay lucid, alert, and aware to avoid being led astray by fears.

The card indicates a moment of resolution and harmony, where conflicts ease, problems heal, and situations turn positive. It represents peace, prosperity, and even the intervention of someone as an unexpected protector, much like Lynn Denlon performing surgery to save John Kramer's life.

The Tower symbolizes sudden changes and unexpected transformations. It represents the collapse of structures, like a trap designed to be invincible, which completely distorts the philosophy of victory and rehabilitation, turning into nothing more than an instrument of sadism.

The Devil represents a predisposition to the chains of desire, signaling obsession and excess. It seduces with promises of limitless pleasure but warns that indulgence can turn freedom into enslavement. This is the moment to regain control over your own will, avoiding submission to others' desires. Do what Amanda Young couldn't: free yourself from vices and influences.

Temperance symbolizes harmony and balance, pointing to the middle path, where opposites meet with wisdom and fluidity. It is the moment to yield in order to collaborate and create together. Relax, as if you were in a trap where the only way out is to have patience and find the necessary balance to overcome the challenge.

Death represents the wisdom to close chapters, marking endings and new beginnings. Though relentless in its cuts, it offers the opportunity for reconstruction. It is the moment to bury the past so the future can flourish. As a symbol of transition, the card reflects Billy, who heralds both the start of the game and the new life that emerges after the eventual victory in the tests.

The Hanged Man symbolizes resignation and sacrifice, teaching the lesson of finding strength in vulnerability and courage in surrender. It challenges us to stop in order to move forward, remain silent to be heard, and give up to achieve. This was the test set by William Schenk for Ezekiel Banks when he invited him to join his mission.

The Justice card indicates that the situation is likely to resolve in a balanced way, whether in your favor or in the fairest manner possible. Its meaning is tied to fair and thoughtful decisions. As an FBI agent, Peter Strahm exemplifies this principle, though he constantly faces the temptation to act in ways contrary to it.

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