Lit Quote - 4 Feb - Solved

Thread originally posted on the Aeclectic Tarot Forum on 04 Feb 2004, and now archived in the Forum Library.

Scorpion	04 Feb 2004
I wanted you to see what real courage is, instead of getting the idea that courage is a man with a gun in his hand. It's when you know you're licked before you begin but you begin anyway and you see it through no matter what. Harper Lee (1926 - ), To Kill a Mockingbird, 1960 So - what card am I?

Mystic Zyl	04 Feb 2004
Hanged Man

Jewel-ry	04 Feb 2004
This applies very well to some of these games!!! 5 Swords - False victory J :)

MattDouglas	04 Feb 2004
10 of Swords! It's been seen through to the (rather nasty) end!

ncefafn	04 Feb 2004
Knight of Wands, the patron saint of lost causes. Kim

jmd	04 Feb 2004
Strength ?

miss_apples	04 Feb 2004
I think its 7 of wands. The one guy in the card is trying to fight 6 other guys, he knows he is outnumbered and the outlook doesnt look good but he fights anyways.

Chronata	05 Feb 2004
these are all such good answers already....hmmm...My thought is that it is the 9 of Wands.

Dark_angel	05 Feb 2004
My initial thought is Justice, based on the quotation and its place in the story. I love that book!

Dark Eyes	05 Feb 2004
[/size] D. E. :)

Scorpion	05 Feb 2004
Interesting and thought-provoking answers everybody! Thanks for taking part. And we have a winner:- Chronata! Congratulations!!! According to the LWB for my standard RWS deck, the 9 Wands "signifies strength in opposition. If attacked, the subject of the card will meet the onslaught boldly...Generally speaking, a bad card". Miss_Apples - if there was a second place you'd have it, as that was a close runner-up for me. So, Chronata - take it away!

Chronata	05 Feb 2004
Cool! Thanks! I have never won this particular game before! (I was sure that Miss_apples had it!) I will endeavor to find a suitable quote by the end of today!

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