Barleywine
This reading was split from this thread: reading on missing girl
This is an extension of the original question using a different deck and spread; if it needs to be split into its own thread, that's OK with me.
I went ahead and ran my missing-person spread on this after reading the news article on the disappearance, using the Tarot of the Sevenfold Mystery. The spread requires pre-selecting a significator (I chose the Page/Princess/Lady of Pentacles), dealing all 78 cards into a line of 13 piles, finding the significator and the two cards on either side of it in one of the named locations, and making a story of them. The remaining four cards in the pile can be restored to the original sequence, making a six-card line to add more detail.
http://www.tarotforum.net/showthread.php?t=269598
The Lady came up in the eighth pile of my "train" motif, titled the Mail Car, with a sub-title of the "Dead Letter Office" (aka "deceased"). She had the Knight of Pentacles to her left, suggesting that she met an apparently compatible young man slightly older than herself. The card to her right was the Devil, showing that he turned out to be very different from her initial impression. She came up reversed, making me think she is being held (or was placed) someplace out-of-sight (the unfortunate implication with the reversal and the Earth emphasis is "underground"). All three are Earth cards, so the elemental dignities lend some credibility to the scenario.
The full series was 7 of Pentacles reversed; Knight of Pentacles facing away from the Lady and toward the Seven; Lady of Pentacles reversed, confronting the Devil; the Devil, nodding toward the Lady; the 8 of Swords; and the 7 of Cups reversed.
The Golden Dawn title of the 7 of Pentacles is the Lord of Success Unfulfilled, and the fact that it came up reversed with the Knight of Pentacles looking at it in an apparently sullen mood suggests he may not have gotten something he wanted.
The Devil following the Lady suggests a bondage situation, and the 8 of Swords next in line looks like constraint to me. The 7 of Cups reversed at the end could mean that the trail has been thoroughly obscured and may never come to light unless she is found. I could also see human trafficking as mentioned in the original post, especially if the Knight of Pentacles was paid surreptitiously (7 of Pentacles rx) to "deliver" someone to the Devil. Overall, this is a somber outlook.
This is an extension of the original question using a different deck and spread; if it needs to be split into its own thread, that's OK with me.
I went ahead and ran my missing-person spread on this after reading the news article on the disappearance, using the Tarot of the Sevenfold Mystery. The spread requires pre-selecting a significator (I chose the Page/Princess/Lady of Pentacles), dealing all 78 cards into a line of 13 piles, finding the significator and the two cards on either side of it in one of the named locations, and making a story of them. The remaining four cards in the pile can be restored to the original sequence, making a six-card line to add more detail.
http://www.tarotforum.net/showthread.php?t=269598
The Lady came up in the eighth pile of my "train" motif, titled the Mail Car, with a sub-title of the "Dead Letter Office" (aka "deceased"). She had the Knight of Pentacles to her left, suggesting that she met an apparently compatible young man slightly older than herself. The card to her right was the Devil, showing that he turned out to be very different from her initial impression. She came up reversed, making me think she is being held (or was placed) someplace out-of-sight (the unfortunate implication with the reversal and the Earth emphasis is "underground"). All three are Earth cards, so the elemental dignities lend some credibility to the scenario.
The full series was 7 of Pentacles reversed; Knight of Pentacles facing away from the Lady and toward the Seven; Lady of Pentacles reversed, confronting the Devil; the Devil, nodding toward the Lady; the 8 of Swords; and the 7 of Cups reversed.
The Golden Dawn title of the 7 of Pentacles is the Lord of Success Unfulfilled, and the fact that it came up reversed with the Knight of Pentacles looking at it in an apparently sullen mood suggests he may not have gotten something he wanted.
The Devil following the Lady suggests a bondage situation, and the 8 of Swords next in line looks like constraint to me. The 7 of Cups reversed at the end could mean that the trail has been thoroughly obscured and may never come to light unless she is found. I could also see human trafficking as mentioned in the original post, especially if the Knight of Pentacles was paid surreptitiously (7 of Pentacles rx) to "deliver" someone to the Devil. Overall, this is a somber outlook.