Literally the shittest season of all of them. A poor excuse for Ryan Murphy to once again fill our screens with white centric stories whilst parading his preoccupation with young hot white guys. It’s so poor. Give up Ryan
Judgment: Can signify an awakening and calls for self evaluation. There are always consequences to your actions so remember to take responsibility if necessary. Good or bad, it always catches up with you. The Devil: Fear may be holding you back from your true potential right now. Don’t fall victim to the physical and material world. This card also refers to sexuality, bondage, fetishes, and kinks. Have these experiences safely and communicate clearly with your partner so everyone is comfortable. Death: Typically represents an end of a relationship or plan. You may called to cut out what is unnecessary for you to continue on your path. Some self awareness is required as you release these unhealthy attachments and welcome in this change. It’s scary to not know what the future holds but, a new phase of life is starting in front of you. Be open to its possibilities. This was just a vague tarot interpretation of the 3 card reading lol. Very much related to the storyline.
Yeah, very poorly executed and poorly written. Of course they would use these card names as their meaning, as every other show has done in the past years lol I don't even know why I watched to the end, I knew it would disappoint me
@@LukOliveira95 Idk. I thought it was pretty unnerving & the vagueness was kinda necessary. The tarot reading portion of this season kinda messed with me, as I once used tarot (I don’t now because of my faith in God), but it messed with me because how unlucky do you have to be to have your tarot readings turn from mere interpretations to something that is real & just around the corner? How unlucky do you have to be to get Judgment, the Devil & Death multiple times until it actually isn’t a mere interpretation at all?
I remember years ago seeing her sing Don’t Cry for Me, Argentina on the Tony Awards. Tears streaming down her face. Never saw anything like it before or after. True artist ⭐️
I have been a cartomancer for over nine years now. I have my own own business but also do text readings for a company. In all my readings this has has never happened to a client.😂 lol some have cried but none have ever totally flipped out like that.
I read tarot. It’s so funny to see how there used in movies. This reading, while pretty deep, is actually a good reading! Judgement is basically a call to action at a point in your life where you have to decide whether or not to continue repeating unhealthy cycles of (______) or have you learned ‘your lesson’ and can make healthier choices. The devil card reinforces the Judgement card and indirectly suggests she will remain locked to the Devil where she’ll continue to be chained by her own choices. However, the reading does a 180* with the Death card. 99.9% of the time, Death card doesn’t imply an actual death. Rather it’s a death/ending of oppressive social social ideas, unhealthy patterns, prejudices, and…you get it. As the last card, this reading suggests that he’ll have a fresh new start that’s detached from habits that didn’t benefit him. While the cards called death, it’s core meaning is birth and new beginnings, in that Death (which 99.9% of the time does not literally mean death
@@Marco.91 I’d say so; from what I understand, Frances Conroy had hip surgery or some kinda surgery, so they wouldn’t have been able to completely film her role as Shachath.
If you read tarot - this actually isn’t really a bad reading 😂 while the word ‘death’ might sound scary - it doesn’t literally mean death. Death essentially means a result to an ending that brings forth a new beginning. For example, in winter most plants die - but winter also brings spring and new growth/life etc. it’s just a way of acknowledging life as a cycle- not an ending. If anything, it’s a card that signifies you’re on ‘the up’.
Gino being a journalist who types hunt & peck with only two fingers made me lol. Either teach the actor to type or use a stunt double for the close ups of his hands typing.
