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Tarot court cards inexplicably include a random page boy

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Most standard playing cards settle for a King, Queen, and Jack, but the esoteric version demands an extra layer of feudal hierarchy. The inclusion of a 'Page' means readings are frequently interrupted by the vague concept of an immature messenger bringing you news you did not ask for.

Tarot court cards inexplicably include a random page boy
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