Five of Swords
Upright
Wwwweeeeer... For the corgi, this is a very important duel! When the Five of Swords appears upright, it represents conflict and victory, but such victory often comes at a high cost. It reminds us that the price of winning a fight may be greater than expected and could lead to the breakdown of relationships or inner loss. When you’re facing a moral or ethical challenge, you need to reassess your actions and their impact on others.
Reversed
When the Five of Swords is reversed, it may suggest resolution of conflict, reflection, and learning from past mistakes. The reversed card could indicate that you are avoiding unnecessary disputes or have already found a way to resolve conflict.