Upright
Treat strong impressions as clues to examine, not conclusions to impose.
Reversed
Confusion may grow when you avoid a verifiable conversation.
In our deck
A moonlit path winds between a pond and two quiet towers.
Look at the scene before deciding what the card means for your question. Which detail feels relevant, and which detail might you be overlooking?
A question to ask
Which part of the story can you check in daylight?