Editing Tarot Cards (section)

===The Fool===
[[Number#0|Number 0]], the Fool card was akin to the ace.  Depending on the game being played, it was often the lowest card or the highest.  Valueless or highly valued.  Powerless or powerful.<ref>“The Fool can be the lowest value or the highest value card.  The ‘zero’.”<br>
“I know that bit.”<br>
“Fitting, for someone who doesn’t really exist.”
<br>- [https://pactwebserial.wordpress.com/2014/08/07/null-9-5/ excerpt] from [[Null 9.5]]
</ref> Often depicts "a boy with a dog at his heels, staring at the sky while he walked blithely off a cliff, burdened only by a bundle on a stick."<ref name=":3">The ''Fool'' in the Tarot deck frequently depicted a boy with a dog at his heels, staring at the sky while he walked blithely off a cliff, burdened only by a bundle on a stick.  The diabolist had admitted a relationship to the card.

No single detail was quite right, but much as something might appear similar if one were to unfocus their vision…

The young diabolist walked with the sparrow at his shoulder, eyes on the windows without looking ''through'' the windows, walking forward as if he were afraid to stop.  His burden here was the gas containers.

No, he was burdened not just by the gas containers, but by some notion of responsibility. - [[Interlude 7.x]]</ref>

Drawn in relation to [[Blake Thorburn]]<ref name=":2" /><ref>“I’m the Fool card, drawn with the right hand, the High Priestess drawn with the left,” I said.

[...]

“This Blake hasn’t given us any straight answers.  He’s clever, but we don’t know where he got his power, do we?  He’s the lowest value power and the highest, in Dexter’s hemisphere.  You don’t find that curious?”

“Tarot was never my thing,” Diana said. - [https://pactwebserial.wordpress.com/2014/03/06/collateral-4-2/ excerpt] from [[Collateral 4.2]]</ref><ref name=":3" /> and the [[Forest Ribbon Trail]].<ref name=":1" />