[ Since he doesn't wait for an answer, she declines to give him one. Instead jumping to his second question: ]
No.
[ No, only when she looked through the cards initially. No, she's never drawn it for anybody else, until this moment. No, she's never seen anything quite like it - even in the bowels of the more familiar jeng-zai deck. Trees just aren't as important symbology, she knows, in the hexarchate. Animals are, wings and teeth and tail, but greenery doesn't matter in the vast expanse of space. ]
What does it mean? [ The saying. She takes the card back from him and looks it over. ] This card speaks of too many options. Far too many, in my opinion. Any of them could be right, all of them could be wrong. General Jedao once told me that it's better to do the wrong thing with your whole heart, then to freeze in place and do nothing at all. But, that's my interpretation, based on my experiences. This card was drawn for you - what does it mean?
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No.
[ No, only when she looked through the cards initially. No, she's never drawn it for anybody else, until this moment. No, she's never seen anything quite like it - even in the bowels of the more familiar jeng-zai deck. Trees just aren't as important symbology, she knows, in the hexarchate. Animals are, wings and teeth and tail, but greenery doesn't matter in the vast expanse of space. ]
What does it mean? [ The saying. She takes the card back from him and looks it over. ] This card speaks of too many options. Far too many, in my opinion. Any of them could be right, all of them could be wrong. General Jedao once told me that it's better to do the wrong thing with your whole heart, then to freeze in place and do nothing at all. But, that's my interpretation, based on my experiences. This card was drawn for you - what does it mean?