Helen of Troy (Beauty): A reminder to not become a prisoner of your own beauty or not to use beauty as a weapon. Now there's several past situations I can apply this card to, all recent as well. I will admit that perhaps still I like to punish people with reminders of what they no longer have. But just like Helen of Troy's story, she herself was virtually a prisoner until her marriage, kept by her loved ones, her own friends, and family. And even then when she was released, it was a strategic marriage. Perhaps the lies told me earlier this year by a now shunned friend make sense with this card. In her own way she has her own beauty, but nothing exotic. I do make for an interesting weapon against people. It is something to ponder on.

Raccoon (Reversed): A reminder to do something compassionate for someone else. Well at least it's not another "forgive" card. 

Hmmmm....