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Subject: Re: X to be at least 22 books?

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Satsuki

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Date Posted: 04:27:09 07/13/03 Sun
In reply to: Marina 's message, "Re: X to be at least 22 books?" on 16:48:59 07/12/03 Sat

While I think the 20 volumes version is likely, my guess is there will be 21, the World again being represented by Kamui (and the other side of his face on the spine). This solution would be more satisfying artisticly (it looks more complete if the spine image is framed by two face halves) and from the symbolic value of the card, completion (to sum it up). The choice to put the fool in the artbook might also be related to the simple fact that you generally start with volume 1. If a volume 0 exists for a series it usualy is a collection of prologues not neccessarily needed for the understanding of the rest, so starting with the Fool might have caused confusion.

>My votes go for Hokuto and Keiichi, though Keiichi is
>probably the highest possibility. From my tarot book
>and my knowledge of tarot, the Sun represents victory,
>that joy of being so close to completing something
>that you just have to celebrate, success, attainment,
>liberation, happy reunions and some more specific
>things including material happiness, good marriage and
>completed studies.

Keiichi. Hokuto while being a very cheerful person is also very thoughtful, the Sun card on the other hand also indicates immaturity, not recognized l�

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Re: X to be at least 22 books?	Satsuki	04:30:33 07/13/03 Sun

pardon.	Satsuki	06:24:38 07/13/03 Sun