Page of Swords

Element: Air

The Page of Swords draws inspiration from the painting Boy with a Sword by Édouard Manet, a foundational figure of 19th-century Impressionism. Painted in 1861, it portrays Manet’s stepson, Léon, dressed in Spanish court attire and holding a long sword. The original is now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. The Page of Swords is the quickest-witted among the Pages, and also the most talkative. Curious and clever, this Page is full of ideas, though not always of action.

Keywords: Inquisitive, quick-witted, talkative, sharp intellect

Relationships:
1. Curious about the other person  2. Clever but not always sincere  3. Likes someone but afraid to pursue

Career & Study:
1. Mentally agile  2. Well-informed  3. Analytical and eager to learn

Finance:
1. Insider information  2. Cautious investing

Mental & Spiritual Health:
Sharp insight and observation

Keywords: Suspicion, deception, communication breakdown, inaction, delays

Relationships:
1. Mutual distrust  2. Poor communication  3. Deception and dishonesty

Career & Study:
1. Lack of initiative  2. Delayed news  3. Postponed plans

Finance:
1. Poor financial luck  2. Misinformation or missed opportunities

Mental & Spiritual Health:
Lack of trust, uncertainty about the future