The Page of Swords learns to watch before acting. He holds the blade high, his attention awake, and looks for the exact wording of what he notices.
A young figure holds his sword up, clothes stirred by the wind, clouds behind him. His gaze sweeps the surroundings without fixing on any one point.
Methodical curiosity pays: you look for the source, you spot the contradiction, and the wind that flattens the clothes pushes you to check before you conclude.
Watchfulness slides towards suspicion: you check every claim and you doubt the intention behind the sentence, so that the other person goes quiet.
RWS. Page of Swords. A breath of air crosses a good part of the cards of this family: the drawing catches an instant in full movement there.
On the next subject that interests you, ask for the source before you speak, and keep your conclusion open.
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