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Little Known Facts About Deck Review: The Bohemian Gothic Tarot - The Intuitive Gemini.


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<p class="p__0">The reversible backs show a black background, with an elegant image in shadowed silver-gray, with the main "figure" showing two skills, facing each other. The is a six-sided figure, with the words "Memento Mori" composed on the inside edges. The card faces have no border the imagery goes right to the edge, and is in dark blues, silver and black, with brighter colors (red and orange) utilized sensibly.</p>
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<p class="p__1">No numbers are offered for the Major Arcana on the cards (they do appear in the LWB). Need More Info? (numbered cards) reveal the card number and match, fixated the bottom of the card, with the Court Cards listed by title and match, focused on the bottom of the card.</p>
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<p class="p__2">For those of us that were around then, I relate the atmosphere of this deck with the 1960's daytime drama "Dark Shadows". We took it seriously, but didn't run for cover! There are lots of cards that truly drew me into this deck. The Fool was among them. We see a dark figure standing on what seems a gargoyle jutting out from a building.</p>
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<p class="p__3">Quite a yoga-like position! The High Priestess interested me in that she is not holding a book of any kind. She is shown standing between two statue-like columns, using a light blue head covering, a dark red gown and a darker blue cape. In her left hand she is holding an item that seems a candle.</p>
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<p class="p__4">Her face looks like a gray/silver mask. The Empress looks so innocent a female in a green dress, seated, with a blond kid in a blue dress standing next to her. Behind the heads of both the female and the child we see flowers. So what is not so innocent? In the large mirror behind the woman we see the back of her head and a skeleton checking out the mirror! The Hermit (the first card that I look at in any deck) reveals a dark, hooded figure against a night sky, holding up a lit lantern in his ideal hand.</p>
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