Madame O: The Card Reader

Madame O keeps the table where Soulink's deck is read: thirty-three cards in four families, the Figures, the Rooms, the Hours and the Marks. Bring her the card you turned at dawn, the one waiting at dusk, or your whole journal, and she looks at the painting with you before she says a word of her own. Your words open the door; she only knocks. She reads patterns and leaves futures open, so you will get no verdicts from her, only a sharper look at the day you are in, a line of your own to carry, and a good laugh on the way. She talks about anything else too: love, work, a loss, a dream, a burned dinner.