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For @ask-max-hatter, The Magician. This one’s kind of obvious. It represents manifestation and willpower. When it represents someone, that someone may be very skilled and resourceful with what is around them. A symbol connected to this card is the Ouroboros belt. You know, that symbol of the giant snake eating itself forever. It symbolizes eternity and self-reinvention. And the table, which holds the symbols of the four tarot suits. It means mastery of the elements (as the tarot suits represent their own elements).

For Squeaky, The Fool Upright. It represents starting a new chapter. As well as acting on impulse and doing things without thinking too much on them. As well as innocence and optimism. Facing life with a childlike carefree attitude and heart. Embracing risks and all that. A symbol of The Fool is the number 0. Which represents a free spirit.

For Squirmy, The Fool Reversed. Before I explain let me make it clear that the cards are saying they’re interchangeable. Squirmy could be The Fool Upright and Squeaky could be Reversed as well. The Fool Reversed turns that innocence and optimism into naivety. Being overly trusting and unprepared for certain situations. And that impulsiveness rots into recklessness.

For Red. The Tower? Oh this is interesting. The Tower means sudden and shocking upheaval. As if your world was flipped upside down. Necessary destruction and change. And when Reversed it means averting disaster. It seems both the Upright and Reversed versions of this card are important here. A symbol tied to this card are the flames at the bottom of the tower itself, symbolizing purification and destruction of stagnant energy.

For @waitforpink, The Star. It represents hope and faith. A trust that the universe has a positive plan for you. As well as healing and renewal from emotional stress. And a huge surge in creativity. Some symbols of this card are the big Star and then the little stars around it. The big star brings light and truth. The small stars represent the 7 body energy points. (Chakras) Over all a positive card with a happy personality. Much like her.

For Chloe, The Wheel of Fortune. This card represents good luck, life cycles, and unexpected change. It’s meant to remind you that life is full of ups and downs. And that actions always have cosmic consequences. But it also means that luck is in your favor. The wheel represents the constant turning of life. And the alchemy symbols on the card are symbols of mercury, sulfur, water, and salt, representing the four basic elements and the building blocks of life.

For @ask-luis-madrigal, The Strength. And before you say “well that’s expected!” Listen. The Strength represents confidence and compassion over force. But when Reversed it signifies self doubt and a lack of control. As well as suppression of your natural feelings. The cards say Reversed suits him. The mountain in the background of the card symbolizes lofty goals and firm inner strength.