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Using Your Mind, Being Truthful, Be Fair, Learn/Intellect in Flux

Card Number: 32
Yes / No Key Interpretation: Yes

A young, impassioned young man holds a skull. He is brilliant, good company. His conversation and thoughts are intriguing and captivating. But he’s a tiny bit unstable, and just a little dangerous. Maybe that’s why we feel a slight attraction for him.

“He’s mad that trusts in the tameness of a wolf, a horses health, a boy’s love, or a whore’s oath…” – The Fool in King Lear

In a Reading

He can symbolize a young person or an older person with youthful characteristics who hesitates, lacking self confidence, doubting him or her self. Perhaps someone who didn’t finish an education. Like all the pages, his position requires discretion and determination. He is idealistic, maybe angry with the injustices of the world, he can be defensive, he could bite if he feels cornered.

He asks us to:

• Be Fair, treat others equally, do the right thing, put yourself in the other shoes,
• Use intellect, choose logic and reason, analyze problems,  re-examine our beliefs, research issues and study
• To speak the truth and face the facts, to stop rationalizing wrongs.
• To keep working at it, not to be discouraged, to fight off depression.

The negative aspects of this card could be one who fabricates his or her past or someone who talks too much trying to compensate for lack of knowledge and experience.

Multiple Pages in a Spread: 3 Pages reveal the company of young people. 4 Pages indicate an inflow of fresh ideas, new plans and goals.