

A crowned queen sits on a carved throne cradling a disc in both hands, looking down at it, beneath a bower of roses.
She holds it the way you hold something living. Both hands, close to her, entirely attentive. Every other court card in this suit holds the disc out or up. She holds hers in.
Her throne is carved with goats, with fruit and with winged cherubs. Appetite, harvest and care, all worked into the seat.
Roses arch overhead in a canopy of flowers. She is enclosed in something growing.
A hare sits at her feet in the grass. Wild, quick, easily startled, and comfortable enough to stay near her.
The ground around her is thick with growth.
Nothing in this card is bare.
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