Re: bleerrgggh, it's that one junkiedrunklove person but my stupid computer won't let me log in. >_parronJanuary 9 2007, 08:19:55 UTC
11 - The Wheel Of Fortune: represents luck, fate, uncontrolable situations. Positives include good luck, fortune and victory, negatives include dragging at your coat-tails, failure, surplus and unexpected harm.
13 - The Hanged Man: represents self-sacrifice with the object of attaining wisdom and personal growth. Positives include self-sacrifice, devotion, giving something up for the sake of something better. Negatives include selfishness, self interest, lack of ties and loss of something wanted or needed.
17 - The Tower: The scariest card in the deck. Represents a setback or ruin of all plans, and disaster resulting from your own misuse of power. Positives include (and these are the *good* things, mind) calamity, misery and deception. Negatives include opression, adversary, deception and tyranny.
19 - The Moon: Represents mystery (usually in a bad way), simple as that. Positives include caution, hidden danger and error. Negatives include unimportant errors, silence, and danger to a lesser degree.
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I picked Gippal for The Wheel Of Fortune because nothing else seemed to really fit him that well; He's kinda casual and does what he wants, and isn't easily defined in the other cards. The Wheel Of Fortune is by definition unpredictable, though, to both negatives and positives, so I thought it fit.
Tidus as The Hanged Man struck me right away - the name didn't do it for me, exactly, but the characteristics? I'd say are pretty dead on.
Kinoc as The Tower is partially because Yevon is scary and tyrannical, and partly because I love Kinoc and wanted a tarot with him in. >__> It was hard finding an FMV capture of him.
Lenne as The Moon suited me because there is a lot of mystery around her in the game, and, well, her past isn't the nicest thing in the world. A lot of it comes from her and Shuyin's own problems, too, not just fate.
(Incidentally, Wakka as Justice I'm particularily found of, not only because the Justice card can be read as "injustice" as well.)
13 - The Hanged Man: represents self-sacrifice with the object of attaining wisdom and personal growth. Positives include self-sacrifice, devotion, giving something up for the sake of something better. Negatives include selfishness, self interest, lack of ties and loss of something wanted or needed.
17 - The Tower: The scariest card in the deck. Represents a setback or ruin of all plans, and disaster resulting from your own misuse of power. Positives include (and these are the *good* things, mind) calamity, misery and deception. Negatives include opression, adversary, deception and tyranny.
19 - The Moon: Represents mystery (usually in a bad way), simple as that. Positives include caution, hidden danger and error. Negatives include unimportant errors, silence, and danger to a lesser degree.
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I picked Gippal for The Wheel Of Fortune because nothing else seemed to really fit him that well; He's kinda casual and does what he wants, and isn't easily defined in the other cards. The Wheel Of Fortune is by definition unpredictable, though, to both negatives and positives, so I thought it fit.
Tidus as The Hanged Man struck me right away - the name didn't do it for me, exactly, but the characteristics? I'd say are pretty dead on.
Kinoc as The Tower is partially because Yevon is scary and tyrannical, and partly because I love Kinoc and wanted a tarot with him in. >__> It was hard finding an FMV capture of him.
Lenne as The Moon suited me because there is a lot of mystery around her in the game, and, well, her past isn't the nicest thing in the world. A lot of it comes from her and Shuyin's own problems, too, not just fate.
(Incidentally, Wakka as Justice I'm particularily found of, not only because the Justice card can be read as "injustice" as well.)
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Number 13 DOES fit perfectly. How weird. :O
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Ohhh, poo on you, all these characterizations and stuff make me wanna write a tarot-based fic. xD No, me, JUST NO!
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