"I got an 'all of the above' with that one. What does reflection mean in this case?"

"It can mean anything reflection means? It could be about thinking a lot about things, or finding something that's just like something else, or anything."

"Like a copy? I am going to award one point to the reincarnation theory."

How about the last card?

Future: "The Illusion is about perfection, fulfillment of desires, and imposing your will on reality."

Also all of the above.

"Another all of the above!"

"So... basically, whatever the plan was it is going to succeed?"

"That's... less clear than it could possibly be. I'm not comfortable taking that as either a yes or a no."

"I am picking yes! But I am biased. Maybe we should see if I am the reincarnation of your long-lost love?"

"I think it might be wiser to ask the question again but with a six-card spread? More information, might be able to pin it down better."

"Fair... Kero is there any spread that is better suited for yes or no questions?"

"You could try a one-card spread but they're not very direct..."

"Not direct in what sense?"

"The Cards have meanings that aren't just yes or no."

"Ah, fair enough. Let me try anyway."

Temple tries the single card spread.

The Glow: preparation, a solid plan.

"At least we can be reassured that Clow planned something and it involved a pink staff."

"The staff is pink because I used to be a girl in my past life and Clow thought I would be again in this one."

"If Clow is me I'm sure they thought gender roles would be abolished by now. Or hoped to influence things that way."

"Aw, why can't you admit your undying love for me already?"

He giggles and kisses Temple. "Might be a bit early for undyingness."

"You know, I wasn't taking it seriously, but since there is cheap divination around. I am actually curious to know if this reincarnation business is actually true. Maybe it would work better if someone else tried?"

"Sure. I can try."

Temple hands him the cards.

He goes with a six-card spread: one card in the middle, one on top of it and laid horizontally, and the four other cards are above, below, to the left, and to the right of the central two.

The first one represents himself: the Mirror, seeing oneself in others.

"You know, this could just mean that you and Clow are similar."