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Where Loona wonders if her happiness causes Stolas pain

"It's an Arrangement" is a #Stolitz fic with Marriage of Convenience and Found Family.

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In matters of love, the Sun card heralds happiness, prosperity, and celebrations. It also suggests that the relationship will radiate positive energy, drawing others to it, which can be particularly relevant for those in polyamorous relationships.

Abundance and happiness are central themes of the Sun card. It signifies sharing one's abundance and good fortune with others, inspiring acts of kindness and generosity. People naturally gravitate toward the Sun's joy, positive energy, and self-assuredness.

Beelzebub from Helluva Boss is The Sun

The Sun card radiates optimism, dispelling negativity. It represents sincerity, spontaneity, honesty, and cheerfulness. It embodies fairness, nobility, and guidance.

In love, the Reversed Hanged Man signals a new outlook. After a long wait and negativity, one should learn self-worth, takes control, and chooses partners wisely. It's a reminder that true love shouldn't demand sacrifices.

Even in reverse, the Hanged Man remains bound, symbolizing being a sacrifice rather than making them, with no tangible gains. It signifies the end of an indefinite period of sacrifice and a call to take action. The waiting is over; it's time to break free from the uncertainty.

In reverse, the Hanged Man appears as if they are dancing, balanced on one foot with a bent leg and arms still behind their back, wearing a concentrated expression. The surrounding light can be likened to a spotlight.

Angel Dust from Hazbin Hotel is the Reversed Hanged Man

The Hanged Man shows resignation in oppression. The tree in the background represents the divine, earthly, and underworld realms, and a halo hints at ingenuity, with hands hiding something. It's linked to escaping and seeking freedom.

Additionally, the Devil embodies charisma, eloquence, and swaying masses. It represents ambition, unwavering determination, even in adversity.

It can also symbolize feeling trapped by success, losing something crucial despite outward achievement. It signifies the pressure to conform to a certain self-image.

This influence can be see with the figures at the feet, seemingly bound but with loose ropes, signifying that they are there of their own volition. Unlike other cards, it's on a pedestal, highlighting influence over control. It represents manipulation and understanding desires.

Alastor form Hazbin Hotel: The Devil

The Devil card connects human reason and animal instincts, embodying mysticism and raw power. It's neither inherently good nor bad, but a symbol of potent influence shaping other cards in a reading.