Minor arcana · Swords
10 of Swords
The Ten of Swords closes a sequence of thought or conflict. The card marks an outcome, with the sky clearing above a scene on the ground.
The Ten of Swords closes a sequence of thought or conflict. The card marks an outcome, with the sky clearing above a scene on the ground.
A figure lies face down, ten blades in his back, and the sky clears at the horizon. The points draw a line across the shape stretched out in the foreground.
Recognising the end of a standoff frees up room: the shape stretched out does not ask to get up within the minute, and nothing presses.
You stretch out a reasoning already dead: you reread the same messages, and you delay the decision the scene has already taken under a sky that clears.
RWS. Ten of Swords. Older games carry bare swords only; the illustrator adds a wounded figure, which hardens the end of the sequence.
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