The Trilogy

Okay, remember your question? Well, think of it as Spielberg doing Star Wars...

This first card is the card of your Past-- it is the old Star Wars Trilogy we all know and love, and can pretty much recite by heart by now. Long Ago In a Galaxy Far Far Away...

4 of Pentacles: Avarice--Montgomery Burns

Mr. Burns gloats over a new acquisition.

Some people are not satisfied with having everything they want. They want everything everyone else wants, too. It's hard to be friends with such a person, because you can't trust them not to want your stuff.

The second card is where you are today, your Present; it's the current status of the New Trilogy, being produced at this very moment.

3 of Swords: Sorrow--Billie Holiday

Lady sings the blues.

The Three of Swords represents the sorrow that is part of life, whether it's a mild case of the blues or a great abyss of mourning. Remember: even the depths of sorrow can be the source of great beauty.

The third card is the Future, the long-term vision for your question that right now exists only in the mind of God (or Steven).

8 of Swords: Disillusion--Humphrey Bogart

Charlie's been burnt one too many times.

The Eight of Swords represents Disillusion. This is the card of the cynic, the person who's seen it all and doesn't trust any of it. Remember: disillusionment can itself be an illusion. Just because you're a cynic doesn't mean you're right.