Six of Wands - Three of Swords only seems to be hostile only seems to be - Six of Wands hostile - Three of Swords Six of Wands It only seems to be a victory for the king in this picture because the Arabs around him are the enemy in the process of taking him captive and holding him for ransom. He won the battle but his relative arranged for him to be taken captive during the skirmish, so the relative could take his throne. Three of Swords pictures heartbreak, hostility, and hurt with this illustr...

Six of Wands - Three of Swords An undeclared enemy is an enemy. an undeclared enemy is - Six of Wands an enemy. - Three of Swords Six of Wands is a frenemy, a friendly enemy or undeclared enemy. The king in the picture celebrates winning a battle with Arabs but the next-in-line to the throne has arranged for the Arabs to capture him and hold him for a ransom big enough to give the impostor an excuse to not pay the ransom and keep the throne for himself. Three of Swords is enmity (divorce, stabbi...