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Justice represents clarity, justice, fairness, consequences, harsh judgment, and cause and effect. Reversed, it indicates injustice, unfairness, corruption, dishonesty, and disproportionate retribution.

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The Hermit represents enlightenment, withdrawal, introspection, retreat, inner guidance, and seclusion. Reversed, it indicates loneliness, isolation, shutting out connection, rejection of society, and lack of courage.

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The Moon represents illusion, deception, anxiety, doubt, the shadow self, and intuition. Reversed, it indicates truth, releasing doubts, self-deception, uncovered secrets, and blocked intuition.

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To whoever submitted Luthen Rael, could you clarify what card he's supposed to be? You just submitted "both" in the tarot position.

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Death represents change, letting go, new beginnings, transition, and new life. Reversed, it indicates resisting change, stagnancy, repeating the past, refusal to move forward, and festering wounds.

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So for the One-Time Event Poll, the winning option was Niche Picks, with Oops All Romance in second place. I plan on doing both, but doing Niche Picks first, which leads me to a bit of a conundrum.

By Fic Count- any fandom with less than a certain amount of fics on AO3 and/or fanfiction dot net. Something like >250 for AO3 or >500 for FF dot net, though I'm willing to hear suggestions for the numbers.

By Tumblr Tag Followers- Each tag on tumblr has a counter saying how many people follow the tag. Any fandom small enough to not have that counter would classify as niche.

By Submitter's Recommendation- Let the people submitting characters say that the character is from a small fandom. Easiest method, and also most prone to bias.

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The Knight of Pentacles represents patience, practicality, responsibility, loyalty, and stubbornness. Reversed, it indicates laziness, weakness, disloyalty, apathy, and broken promises.

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The Queen of Swords represents complexity, clear sight, wisdom, willpower, and discernment. Reversed, it indicates a lack of empathy, cruelty, obsession, repressed trauma, and manipulative behavior.

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The Page of Swords represents patience, vigilance, protectiveness, being guarded, and truthfulness. Reversed, it indicates being overly defensive, lack of wit, cynicism, poor judgement, and paranoia.

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The King of Swords represents rationality, logic, authority, integrity, morality, and keeping a cool head. Reversed, it indicates irrationality, brutality, intimidation, lack of composure, and callousness.

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 The Ten of Wands represents responsibilities, being overburdened, stress, duty, and losing your way. Reversed, it indicates being resigned to your fate, collapse, breakdown, getting nowhere, and saying no.

Propaganda- "give it to your sister it doesn't hurt and see if she can handle every family burden"

@whencartoonsruletheworld

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The Four of Cups represents regret, refusing offers, stagnation, depression, frustration, and weariness. Reversed, it indicates seizing the moment, letting go of regrets, new energy, enthusiasm, and renewal.

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The Three of Wands represents travel, freedom, self-confidence, success, and fortune favoring the bold. Reversed, it indicates coming home, failure, regretting choices, lack of progress, and holding onto the past.

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The Five of Swords represents defeat, walking away, crime, serious conflict, self-sabotage, and overcoming great difficulty. Reversed, it indicates peaceful resolution, communication, great sacrifice, remorse, and accountability.

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The Ace of Cups represents new beginnings, new relationships, happiness, joy, celebrations, and socialising. Reversed, it indicates sadness, pain, unrequited love, repressed emotions, breakups, and bad news.

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The King of Swords represents rationality, logic, authority, integrity, morality, and keeping a cool head. Reversed, it indicates irrationality, brutality, intimidation, lack of composure, and callousness.

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The King of Pentacles represents thriving, providing for family, security, stability, and prosperity for all. Reversed, it indicates a collapsing empire, loss of foundations, callousness, bankruptcy, and materialism.