A girl sits at the edge of a cliff as the sun rises. A flock of migrating birds sweeps across the sky, dropping a pure white flower. She gently picks up this unexpected gift, her gaze following the wings as they fly away — and so she, too, wishes to become a bird, to leave behind the forest where generations have dwelled.
Ahead awaits an unknown journey: the flock may scatter into the clouds at any time; thorns may cut her skin. But the moment her feet leave the familiar ground; this adventure becomes an irreversible one-way trip.
The Fool represents a new journey, a bold and idealistic adventure. It is such a confident, naive, and reckless act; thus, the Fool also reminds us to act with caution. If you have weighed the risks and made up your mind, then go forth — with a heart as brave as gold.
Keywords: New beginning, adventure, idealism, risk, recklessness
Reversed Keywords: Action without planning, childishness, errors in judgment, hesitation
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