

A young figure holds out a cup filled with white flowers to a smaller figure, who reaches up to take it.
The cup has flowers in it rather than water. Nothing here is being drunk. This is a gift, and the gift is beauty rather than sustenance.
Four more flowered cups stand on the ground around them and one on a pedestal behind. Six in all, and every one of them holds flowers.
They are in the courtyard of an old house. Somewhere established, somewhere that has been there a long time, somewhere safe.
The exchange is unguarded. One offers, the other reaches, and neither of them is calculating anything. That is the difference between this card and the Two of Cups. That was two equals.
This is one giving freely to someone smaller.
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