Two of Wands - Two of Swords
will put an end to it
will - Two of Wands
put an end to it. - Two of Swords
Two of Wands is very much about the future: It translates 'will' and 'will be' a lot, as well as other words that refer to the future. The man in its illustration is planning the future of his investments: the real estate below his mansion.
Two of Swords mostly translates 'no' or 'not,' as Death does. Today, it's 'end,' which - come to think of it - is also another word Death comes up with oc...