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The King of Wands only reinforces that, it tends to be a card for someone that commands attention. They tend to be warm, generous and value independence.

Throughout all of these readings, one thing kept happening: the same themes showed up again and again, even when I asked completely different questions. Instead of each spread taking the story in a new direction, they all seemed to build on the one before it.

The biggest feeling I was left with is that whatever is happening is intentional. The cards repeatedly pointed toward planning, timing, leadership, patience, and structure instead of randomness. Cards like the Two of Wands, Magician, Emperor, Justice, Knight of Pentacles, and Temperance came up over and over, giving the sense that this isn't something that's simply unfolding on its own. It feels like a process that's being handled carefully and allowed to happen in its own time.

Another idea that kept coming back was transition. The Tower, Death, Wheel of Fortune, Judgment, and World all appeared throughout the readings. None of them felt like they were talking about destruction for the sake of it. Together, they seemed to say that one chapter has to come to an end before another one can really begin. The overall feeling wasn't chaos—it was more like reaching the end of one stage before moving into the next.The theme of confidentiality never really went away either. The Moon, High Priestess, Seven of Swords, Four of Pentacles, and Nine of Wands kept showing up in different readings, but they all seemed to point toward the same thing. There was a repeated sense that not everything is meant to be visible yet. The cards didn't make it feel like something was necessarily being hidden because it was negative. It felt more like information was being kept back until the right time.When I started asking about the pause itself, the cards didn't make it seem like people were unsure of what to do. Instead, the pause felt purposeful. The Two of Swords, especially after all of its clarifiers, came across as the space between finishing one chapter and beginning the next. The Fool, Ace of Wands, Magician, Knight of Pentacles, Death, and King of Wands all pointed toward preparation, careful work, and waiting until everything is ready before moving forward.

The readings also suggested that people will probably notice that something is happening before they actually understand what it is. The Six of Wands pointed toward public attention, but it was often followed by the Moon or the High Priestess, almost as if people begin sensing that something is changing while the full picture is still out of reach. The cards only seemed to point toward full visibility after Justice and World, which kept representing completion and things finally being settled.When I asked about the purpose of the pause, the focus shifted from what was happening to why it was happening. The Hierophant, Six of Swords, Six of Cups, World, Four of Wands, Star, and Hermit all seemed to tell the same story: something with a long history is being brought to a proper conclusion before whatever comes next begins. The pause didn't feel empty. It felt like it was there to make sure everything happened in the right order.The reading about the publicly released ending ended up being one of the clearest. Strength, Six of Pentacles, and High Priestess together gave the impression that the ending people saw was presented with restraint. The audience received what they were meant to receive at that point in time, but not necessarily the whole picture. The High Priestess, especially because she appeared so many times throughout the readings, kept bringing me back to the same idea: there are things that remain beneath the surface until the right moment.

Queen of Pentacles + The Sun + Four of Wands: At its core, the energy is positive. There's pride in what has been built, a strong sense of community (cast, crew, and fandom), and genuine affection for the series. Despite challenges, the foundation feels solid.

Four of Cups + The Hermit: there's also a quieter, introspective energy. Things are being kept private, progress may feel slow from the outside, and there's a sense of waiting or contemplation rather than outward momentum.

Queen of Swords + Five of Cups + Ten of Swords: This is the emotional heart of the current energy. It speaks of confronting endings with clarity. There's acknowledgment that something significant is coming to a close, and that brings sadness. It doesn't necessarily indicate conflict—it can simply reflect the bittersweet reality that this era is ending.

Two of Pentacles + Two of Swords: Practical decisions are still being balanced. There are moving parts, scheduling, logistics, and choices that haven't fully resolved yet. The energy isn't chaotic, but it is one of careful coordination. Knight of Wands: Momentum is increasing. Once those decisions are made, things move quickly. This card suggests action and forward movement.

The Tower → Six of Wands: The ending of the spread is striking. The Tower indicates a major shift or transformation—not necessarily a negative one, but something that permanently changes the landscape. Because it's immediately followed by the Seven of Wands, it gives the energy of "holding your ground". This suggests that after a major event (the Tower here to me suggests that old things are crumbling down, some revelation, news, something might be coming and when it does it will be big enough to cause an uproar IF this is picking up on current energy like I asked and the cards for and is not just a impact spread). I am saying this because there's a chance, but tbh the tower being here leads me to think this isn't the case because I did similar readings for ST before after the finale and I never got this card. My point is, after whatever happens this will require for someone to stand their ground and be resilient on the choice they made.

I will stand by what I have been thinking since the start. Regardless of if there's more content or not, the one thing I can say with certainty is that the Duffers don't give two flying fucks if we get their shtick or not, they are that much of two assholes.

By this point if Vecna won they could have just said that, it would at least make them look better but they don't seem to care to look for whatever reason and I again, you can't hide this level of derision for ten years so well to the point the majority of a fandom had faith you'd deliver on a good ending.

They would have let it slip eventually, especially if, say, the idea of byl3r was ridiculous to them. Again, I went to the school of Jeff Davis, I've seen some shit.