Queen of Cups Justice

Queen of Cups – Justice

She figures him out and is right.
She figures him out – Queen of Cups
and is right – Justice

Tarot Readings for You for November 27-28, 2018

Devil

Devil

Ace of Pentacles – Queen of Cups – Justice

Guidance

Having to pay the price and hating to pay the price: We have all been to that counter, haven’t we? We talk about knowing. Knowing the hazards and knowing the price. Knowing the price (in money, difficulty or angst) of whatever it is you have to be, to do, or to acquire. It is about knowing what is right and who is right, and what is wrong and who is wrong. Then it is also about what it costs to set things straight, to, say, cure an addiction or illness.

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Here is the actual word-for-word messages from the pictures of the three cards you see – to everyone. These readings are about you and the people around you. They are about today and the days around it. So, go ahead and pick the sentences you feel are yours and decide whether to encourage or reject them for yourself. All the words of each Tarot card reading you see here are a phrase-by-phrase translation of the scene pictured on those cards: no filler, no psychic impressions, no spirit guide. Word-for-word Tarot Verbatim™.

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Devil

Ace of Pentacles – Queen of Cups – Justice

Headings [So you can choose which belongs to you

Tarot Readings: The Right Man for Her (Ace of Pentacles and Queen of Cups)

Tarot Readings: Legal Problem, Pay (Ace of Pentacles, Justice and Devil)

Tarot Reading: Pay the Lady (Ace of Pentacles and Queen of Cups)

Tarot Reading: She Has The Right Idea (Ace of Pentacles and Queen of Cups)

Tarot Readings: The Right Man for Her (Ace of Pentacles and Queen of Cups)

This is Mr. Right, she is thinking … money and sex-wise.

I am entitled to a man with money after what I have been through.

This is the right man, she is marrying him no matter how wrong it is.

She believes in this criminal, that he is her man and that he is legit.

Tarot Readings: Legal Problem, Pay (Ace of Pentacles, Justice and Devil)

She has a right to be compensated for her mental suffering.

Her assessment is correct about what the injury is worth.

Figuring out the best course of action for the legal problem.

She should pay for this crime.

She knows the high price of righting a wrong.

Hates successful female lawyers.

She is a very successful criminal lawyer.

It was difficult, but she is a highly paid legal expert now.

A shyster lawyer will get her the best payout.

A lawyer’s view of the best way to profit from this wrong.

She feels wronged and entitled to this money.

She knows how to make money legally but immorally.

Tarot Reading: Pay the Lady (Ace of Pentacles and Queen of Cups)

It’s the price she has in mind, right or wrong.

Her wicked idea pays off as it should.

Entitled to hate a woman he pays all that money to.

She is paid well because she knows the legal pitfalls.

Her opinion is that this payment is illegal.

Tarot Reading: She Has The Right Idea (Ace of Pentacles and Queen of Cups)

Secretary knows how much it costs to corrupt a lawyer.

Figuring out the best way to set this huge problem straight.

She has the right idea about what she should do in this ugly situation.

She thinks they are giving her a lot of trouble, and she’s right.

She knows how much it costs to get this addict normal.

She hates it when she’s right, but she’s right.

Right or wrong, she is one sane normal gal.

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Ace of Pentacles

Ace of Pentacles is the right way, the right path, the right anything, and is a lot of money to pay or receive. It is a road or route. You can’t miss its meanings with the illustration showing that straight path that so many religions feature, and a hand with money in it over that path of success, with roses and lilies. Sometimes you find it meaning a possessive pronoun too.

Queen of Cups

The woman who knows, the woman who knows her man and/or believes in him, the sweet lady. The good loyal wife. She is a woo-woo gal there, staring at a funky do-dad, water pouring around her throne. Queen of Cups can talk about opinion, mental (anything), expert knowing, and figuring out.

Justice

Justice often simply means ‘should’ or the way something should be or normally is. It means ‘straight’ and straighten out. Sometimes it means ‘sane.’ Sometimes it is about a right to (whatever). And of course it means the obvious (lawyers, court proceedings, to have a right or be entitled, legal and legally). Its illustration shows an upright crowned figure holding both the executioner’s sword and the scales of justice.

Devil

Devil gets around. It means anything wrong, bad, anything dirty, corrupt, perverted, and it means sickness, addiction, problem and difficulty. It is suffering or being put-upon, as in ‘after what I’ve been through’…. Once in a while it instructs to put cuss words in the material that is being quoted, even. It is one of those cards you don’t look to for the theme because it can mean so many things. Its message is that whatever you are limited by or bound by is your choice: The chains around the neck of the couple bound to the evil one are loose. ‘The wrong use of’ is a deeper meaning of this Rider Waite card. Abuse of power or force.

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Queen of Cups There sits the lady who knows, or the woman who has her man figured out, or who knows her man and has faith in him. She is a believer; she is loyal. She is a naif (naïve). She tends to be a secretary or other mental worker. This is such a feminine card that it will translate ‘she’ and ‘female’ fairly often.

Ace of Pentacles and Justice On either side of her are two Tarot cards that strongly mean ‘right’ – Ace of Pentacles to the left, and Justice to the right. Since they are so similar – mean many of the same things – Queen of Cups’ meanings are stronger.

Ace of Pentacles illustrates ‘the right path’ and shows a hand with money in it, thereby combining doing right with having money. It can mean these two things separately, of course, and also strongly means successful and success. Today it is: paying, receiving, and the price. Ace of Pentacles makes, of Queen of Cups, she who knows the price, knows the right way and, of course, she who is right about that.

Justice, to the right of her, means the obvious (lawyers, court proceedings, to have a right or be entitled, legal and legally) and ‘should.’ Justice ‘shoulds’ a lot. Justice makes Queen of Cups a legal secretary, a gal with the right idea, the one who knows the law, a successful lawyer, and the person to straighten things out.

Up pops the devil here in our spread. Devil usually means things like horrible, problem, wrong, brutish or nasty, evil or wicked. It also refers to disease and addictions. Being bound to something, disabled, or even physically attached belong to Devil’s dictionary too.

Queen of Cups and Devil Devil makes the sweet Queen of Cups ‘evil woman’ with the ‘wrong idea.’ She has figured out the corruption, too … or she can be wronged.

Justice and Devil Devil brings the criminal into the Justice card’s sphere of influence, making the lawyer (Justice) crooked (Devil), but also simply saying criminal lawyer, or legal problem. Justice and Devil also speak of righting a wrong, straightening out an addict, and something that is legal but immoral.

Ace of Pentacles and Devilx Devil brings the high cost of treating an addict up, when it combines with Ace of Pentacles. It is also the ‘criminal’ in the phrase ‘successful criminal’ which we follow with ‘lawyer’ because Justice is standing by.

There’s no action card today, so our messages are on the theoretical side.

Here Are Phrases For All Six 2-Card Combinations

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Ace of Pentacles and Queen of Cups

The right man for her. She is thinking money-wise. A man with money for her. This is the right man, and she is …. She believes that he is her man. She believes that he is legit. She believes her man is legit. Her assessment is correct. Figuring out the best. Figuring out the __ course of action. Figuring out the best course of action. She … pay …. She knows the high price of …. *Successful female …. *She is a very successful …. She is a highly paid …. Give her the best payout. She __ to be compensated. Compensated for mental …. __’s view of the best way. __’s view of the best way to profit from …. She feels it’s her money. She feels … this money. *She knows how to make money. Pay the lady. The price she has in mind. Her idea pays off. *A woman he pays all that money to. She is paid well because she knows …. Her opinion is that this payment is …. She has the right idea. Figuring out the best way. She thinks (they) are giving her a lot of …. She thinks, and she’s right. Giving her. Giving her a lot. *She knows how much it costs. Secretary knows how much it takes to …. But she’s right. Right … she is one normal gal.

Ace of Pentacles and Justice

Mr. Right, money-wise. I am entitled to … with money. This is the right … marrying (him). Her __ is legit. Correct about what __ is worth. The best … for the legal. The best course of action for the legal. *Should pay. The high price of righting …. *Successful lawyer. A highly paid legal __ now. __ lawyer … best payout. *A right to b compensated. A lawyer’s __ of the best way to profit from …. *Entitled to this money. *Make money legally. It’s the price, right or …. *Pays off, as it should. Entitled … he pays all that money to. Paid well … legal …. Payment is legal. *Should pay. *The best way to set __ straight. The right __ about what __ should do. A lot of __ is right. Giving __ a lot of, and __ is right. How much it costs to get normal. How much it costs to get __ normal. How much it takes to … a lawyer. Buy a lawyer. Pay a lawyer. Lawyer’s price. Legal fees. … when (she’s) right, but (she’s) right. Right or … is one sane ….

Queen of Cups and Justice

This is Mr. Right, she is thinking. She is entitled to a man …. She is marrying the right man. She believes that her man is legit. Her assessment is correct. Figuring out … the legal …. *She should. She knows … righting …. *Female lawyer(s). She is a lawyer. She is a legal expert now. __ lawyer … her …. A right to __ for her mental __. A lawyer’s view of …. Legal opinion. *She feels entitled to …. She knows how to legally …. She knows how to … legally. … that she has in mind, right or …. Her idea … as it should. Entitled to __ a woman. She knows the legal …. Her opinion is that __ is legal. Figuring out … to set this straight. Her idea about what should …. Her idea about what she should …. She thinks … and she’s right. She knows … to get … normal. Secretary knows a lawyer. She is right. She is one sane normal gal.

Queen of Cups and Devil

She is thinking sex-wise that he is …. *Her sexy thoughts about him. She is in lust with him. After what I’ve been through … a man with …. … she is thinking … no matter how wrong it is. She believes in this criminal. Her assessment about the injury. Figuring out the problem. She … for this crime. She knows … a wrong. Hates … female …. She is a __ criminal __. (She is a criminal.) It was difficult, but she …. Shyster … her …. *Mental suffering. *Her mental suffering. … view of __ from this wrong. *She feels wronged. She knows how to, but immorally. … that she has in mind __ or wrong. *Her wicked idea. *Hate a woman. She knows the pitfalls. Her opinion is that __ is illegal. Figuring out this huge problem. She has an idea … in this ugly situation. In this ugly situation, she …. She thinks … trouble. She knows this addict. She knows how to corrupt a …. She knows … to corrupt …. She hates it when she’s …. __ or wrong, she is one __ gal.

Justice and Devil

… is for her right sex-wise. Entitled to __ after what I have been through. Marrying __ no matter how wrong it is. … this criminal, that he is legit. Correct about what the injury. *Legal problem. Should … this crime. *Righting a wrong. *Hates lawyer(s). *Criminal lawyer. It was difficult but __ is a legal …. *Shyster lawyer. A right to __ for suffering. A lawyer’s … from this wrong. Wronged, and entitled to …. *Legally but immorally. *Right or wrong. Wicked __, as it should. *Entitled to hate a …. Legal pitfalls. *Illegal. *… to set this huge problem straight. Should do in this ugly situation. Trouble is right. Get this addict normal. Corrupt a lawyer. Hates it when (she’s) right. (Hate it when I’m right.) *Right or wrong.

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GUIDANCE Ideas about … when there’s some damage, some injury, some hurt. A person has a right to be mad, and that’s fine, but there’s also getting ideas about how to fix it, how to have normalcy in spite of it … and/or how to get even. Divorce and lawsuits fit into the scene we are looking at. This is a reminder to think about it all, consider what happened, how you feel, and ponder what you are doing, and are going to do. We have stories, scenarios, here.

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GROUP TAROT CARDS READING is the actual word-for-word messages from the pictures of the three cards you see – to everyone. These readings are about you and the people around you. They are about today and the days around it. So, go ahead and pick the sentences you feel are yours and decide whether to encourage or reject them for yourself. All the words of each Tarot card reading you see here are a phrase-by-phrase translation of the scene pictured on those cards: no filler, no psychic impressions, no spirit guide. Word-for-word Tarot Verbatim™.

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Queen of Cups – Justice – Three of Swords

GROUP TAROT CARDS READING

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Headings [So you can choose which belongs to you]

Tarot Readings: Feel I Deserve, Am Entitled, Have a Right (Queen of Cups and Justice)

Tarot Readings: The Lady Just Hates These Things (Queen of Cups and Three of Swords)

Tarot Readings: Litigation, Legal Divorce or Split-up (Justice and Three of Swords)

Tarot Readings: Rectifying the Damage Justice and Three of Swords)

Tarot Readings: Feel I Deserve, Am Entitled, Have a Right (Queen of Cups and Justice)

Feeling she deserves to be abused.

After the hurt she has been through, she is entitled.

She knows he feels entitled to hurt people.

You know when you have a right to be mad.

You know when you are entitled to get even.

She is thinking she should get even.

She ponders a lawsuit for damages.

You’re mad with her for being right.

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Tarot Readings: The Lady Just Hates These Things (Queen of Cups and Three of Swords)

She hates the legal system.

She hates police.

She is ready to fire her lawyer.

She’s mad with you for being right.

A sane female as an enemy.

She is right to be mad.

I hate it when I’m right about something like that.

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Tarot Readings: Litigation, Legal Divorce or Split-up (Justice and Three of Swords)

She is thinking of splitting up for good reason.

She sees a legal divorce, here.

After this hostile split-up, she is entitled to the right man.

She was the loyal wife and is now legally divorced.

Nice lady is legally divorced already.

She is so levelheaded about the divorce.

A legal secretary is fired.

A female litigation attorney.

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Tarot Readings: Rectifying the Damage Justice and Three of Swords)

The damage is done; consider ways to rectify it (to straighten it out).

She knows how to make him okay with his heart trouble.

She knows his pain and is making life normal.

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Queen of Cups – Justice – Three of Swords

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….. …….…… ….. ………, Queen of Cups is the good woman/nice girl, and she also stands for thinking, feeling and opinion. Justice is straightening it out, making it normal, or getting even, as well as doing the right thing. Three of Swords is hurt, damage, heartache and revenge. Quite a few novels here.

Queen of Cups and Justice say the lady is right; she thinks he is right; she makes life normal, or her life is normal; she knows the law or is a lawyer; legal secretary; know you are entitled; feel something is deserved; the loyal wife who does right; she is levelheaded; consider straightening it out; she is okay with that. Those are easy.

Queen of Cups and Three of Swords has her with hurt feelings or in pain; has her knowing he is in pain or heartbroken; has her thinking of getting even; has her pondering the damage; and someone is mad with her, or she with them; she is the enemy, or has an enemy; she is thinking of splitting up, or divorce; she is a divorcee; she has heart trouble, or knows about it.

Justice and Three of Swords say legal divorce because Three of Swords is one of two divorce cards (Tower is the other). After the hurt I’ve been through, Three of Swords, I’m entitled (Justice) … or I’m entitled to hurt people! – or to get even. You have a right (Justice) to be mad (Three of Swords). A lawsuit (Justice) for damages (Three of Swords). Mad (Three of Swords) because someone or something is right. I hate it (Three of Swords) when I’m right (Justice). A litigation (Three of Swords) attorney (Justice). Straighten out or rectify (Justice) the damage. Is okay Justice) with the heart trouble. A normal life (Justice) in pain (Three of Swords)

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Queen of Cups One profile of Queen of Cups is the good woman, nice lady, sweet gal (Gloria in All in the Family, played by Sally Struthers) who is well-meaning and naïve. This is the loyal wife, the girl who ‘understands her man’ and admires him too. She is a believer.

Another version of Queen of Cups is the woo-woo gal, the dreamer who stares at that vase-thing while a flood snakes around where she sits. She is blond, of course.

The third version is the woman who thinks and feels and either is figuring it out or has figured it out: She is in the know, and probably quiet about it. Like High Priestess. Both Queen of Cups and High Priestess are feminine cards that often translate ‘she,’ and ‘her,’ and both of these Tarot cards can be secretaries or other mental workers.

What the versions have in common is: thinking, feeling, understanding, opinion. Of course, these three versions of Queen of Cups are not in separate bins never to blend: Queen of Cups can combine the parts to define an individual person.

Justice You see the scales in his one hand and the blade, flat side facing you, and his crown, indicating justice enforced by the power of the powers-that-be. Justice is the card for any level and any kind of official law enforcement, from the regulating agencies to the dog pound to the highest courts, including undercover justice. Other cards cover karmic justice and street justice. However, Justice also stands for getting what is deserved (whatever that is) and stands for ‘what you are entitled to’ and the word ‘entitled,’ and its synonyms.

Besides its obvious application, Justice means ‘should’ a lot. It frequently means fair, to straighten out, to be straight, to have a right to, the right thing, to be right, to be entitled, and the word ‘entitled.’ Justice often means ‘normal’ and ‘sane’ as well.

Three of Swords You see gray storm clouds with rain in the background, and a foreground of blades crisscrossing into a heart, piercing it. Three of Swords is obviously hurting, heartache, heart trouble. Three of Swords is also injury, suffering, trauma, bad weather or storm (Beware when Tower and/or Seven of Cups shows up with it, regarding weather.)

Three of Swords applies socially too. A hostile atmosphere, feud, hate, being against, schism, split-up, divorce and litigation belong to Three of Swords. (But it isn’t any kind of court action or proceeding in itself; it simply refers to litigation in some way, generally.)

Hmm, we are talking about how there’s a time for hate, a time to split or divorce. We are pointing out that it’s normal to have some hurt, some injury, some heartache in your life. There’s even a time for revenge, for getting even. We mainly point out to be thoughtful about these things, to think such things over sanely, understand them, get your balance … before you pull that trigger.

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Advice today is about knowing. Knowing the hazards and knowing the price. Knowing the price (in money, difficulty or angst) of whatever it is you have to pay or have to sell. It is about knowing what is right and who is right, and what is wrong and who is wrong. Then it is also about what it costs to set things straight, to cure an addiction or illness. Having to pay the price and hating to pay the price: We have all been to that counter, haven’t we?

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*Go to Advice (above ) which is a summary of the Messages. (Advice is everyone’s favorite part.)

*Go to Group Analytical Tarot Reading below. One or more of those sentences has something to say to you. Intuitively pick those out and decide whether to encourage or suppress them. They are about you and the people around you. They are about today and the days around it. (It is a group message like a horoscope, except Tarot isn’t based on someone else’s birth data, so it can be specific, accurate, detailed and direct. Our experiment here is “How much more accurate is it?”)

Did you come here for your predictions? – You are done now – See you tomorrow.

Without a question to focus the answer, four cards can mean contradictory things, especially when the Spread has a card that negates other cards. Without a question also the pronouns in a group reading are more flexible, especially in some of these Rider Waite Tarot spreads. When a pronoun is in parentheses, feel very free to substitute. The question in a ‘real’ individual reading supplies at least half the information!

Devil
Ace of Pentacles – Queen of Cups – Justice

GROUP ANALYTICAL TAROT READING Tell the visitors here something useful and meaningful to them.

Romance: The Right Man for Her (Ace of Pentacles + Queen of Cups)

This is Mr. Right, she is thinking … money and sex-wise.
I am entitled to this man with money after what I have been through.
This is the right man, she is marrying him no matter how wrong it is.
She believes in this criminal, that he is her man and that he is right.

Legal Problem, Pay (Ace of Pentacles, Justice + Devil)

She is correct about the amount of money for the injury.
She figures out the best course of action for the legal problem.
She thinks he should pay for his crime.
She knows the high price of righting a wrong.
She hates paying legal fees.
She is a very successful criminal lawyer.
Becoming a successful lawyer is difficult for her.
It was difficult, but she is a highly paid legal expert now.
She feels a crooked lawyer will get her the best price.
She thinks she has a right to be compensated for her mental suffering.
She is the lawyer who knows the best way to profit from this wrong.
She feels wronged by him and entitled to his money.
She knows how to make money legally but immorally.
She is part of the high penalty for violating the law.

Pay the Lady (Ace of Pentacles + Queen of Cups

It’s the price she has in mind, right or wrong.
He will pay the evil woman’s price to be okay.
Her evil idea pays off as it should.
Entitled to hate a woman he pays all that money to.
She is paid well because she knows the legal hazards.
Her opinion is that this payment is a legal problem.

She has the right idea (Ace of Pentacles + Queen of Cups)

She has an idea of the best way to set this huge problem straight.
She has the right idea about what she should do about this ugly situation.
She thinks they are giving her a lot of trouble, and she’s right.
She knows how sick he/she is, and how expensive it is to function normally.
She knows how much it costs to get an addict straight.
He hates it when she’s right, but she’s right.
Right or wrong, she is one sane normal gal.

Miscellaneous

This should be the most hazardous road/route for a woman.
Entitled to hate a woman with all that money.

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Devil
Ace of Pentacles – Queen of Cups – Justice

MEANINGS AND ILLUSTRATIONS: LEARN TAROT BY OBSERVING

There sits The Lady Who Knows, or The Lady who Knows Her/the Man, in the middle. Queen of Cups. On both sides of her are Tarot cards that in Rider Waite (and most other decks) mean ‘right.’ Ace of Pentacles is the right way, the right whatever, money, to pay or receive money, and a road. It is to the left of her. Justice, to the right of her, means the obvious (lawyers, court proceedings, to have a right or be entitled, legal and legally) and ‘should.’ Justice ‘shoulds’ a lot.

Then there’s the Devil, an ambiguous card that mainly means ‘wrong.’ It makes the sweet Queen of Cups ‘evil woman’ with the ‘wrong idea.’ It brings the criminal into the Justice card’s sphere of influence. It brings the high cost of treating an addict out of the Ace of Pentacles.

MEANINGS AND ILLUSTRATIONS: LEARN TAROT BY THE PICTURES

Ace of Pentacles is the right way, the right path, the right anything, and is a lot of money to pay or receive. It is a road or route. You can’t miss its meanings with the illustration showing that straight path that so many religions feature, and a hand with money in it over that path of success, with roses and lilies too.

Queen of Cups The woman who knows, the woman who knows her man and/or believes in him, the sweet lady. The good loyal wife. She is a woo-woo gal there, staring at a funky do-dad, water pouring around her throne.

Justice often simply means ‘should’ or the way something should be or normally is. It means ‘straight’ and straighten out. Sometimes it means ‘sane.’ And of course it means
the obvious (lawyers, court proceedings, to have a right or be entitled, legal and legally). Its illustration shows an upright crowned figure holding both the executioner’s sword and the scales of justice.

Devil gets around. It means anything wrong, anything, dirty, corrupt, perverted, and it means sickness, addiction, problem and difficulty. It is one of those cards you don’t look to for the theme because it can mean so many things. Its message is that whatever you are limited by or bound by is your choice: The chains around the neck of the couple bound to the evil one are loose. ‘The wrong use of’ is a deeper meaning of this Rider Waite card.
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Our Daily Spread for Jan. 8, 2011

She knows so she can make it happen right/legally

Strength Queen of Cups, Justice, Four of Wands

She has taken charge of her situation: She knows he is legally marrying her. She thinks of how to get him to get married to her. Nice girl asserts herself to make him marry her. She knows he is legally married but she can handle this. Her knowledge about how to get things done makes her the expert in the law firm. This little lady keeps the family members straight. She has the hands-on knowledge to make things be the way they should be in the company. She is knowledgeable about family law: She wins. She handles the company’s lawsuits – she knows how. This sweet lady is the one who deals with legal departments assertively. She makes companies comply with the regulations that she knows. The girl knows the house rules are enforced by a strong woman. This is her family, she should solve their problems. She knows that bossy woman is pressuring him to marry her.

This is about being assertive when you know your stuff, that that is the way to have the right result. Getting him to legally marry you is done through strength of character plus knowing HIM.

Queen of Cups Justice