āClose your eyes for two seconds and make a wish.ā
The other day, I discovered something. While walking on the road I always walk on, I realized that the things I wished for, or the things I said, āIt would be better if it happened this way,ā actually happened.
I was shocked because it was something I never expected.
Now I mark this place, and every time I pass by here during my walks, I wish for something. š¤š
If heās organizing an event like this, heās already planned everything. What needs to happen beforehand, what should be discussed there, and how to respond to questions will have all been prepared in advance.
Am I wrong?
āLet's wait and see, then we'll decide what happens.ā Thatās how I say it too. š¤·āāļø
So we will speculate for another few weeks ātil that mug of his is seen in a very public way at the Mayor Mumbles CC in Seaport. Show up? Cancel at the last minute? Get stuck in traffic on the Pike or 95/93/2 and not make it? Confirm or DENY it all? Or do a mic drop that stuns the crowd? What say you Christopher Robert Evans?
Body language says alot of things.š¤¦š¾āāļø Facial expressions too.š This is the look of a melancholy man that looks beat down and not by Thanos. And why do I get the vibe from GIF below??
This reading was inspired by a perspective shared by someone who was clearly well-versed in PR strategies and the smoke and mirrors of Hollywood. Sadly, this insightful individual had to deactivate their blog due to bullying and attempts to silence their voice.
I hope theyāre doing okay and know how deeply their words resonated with so many. Their perspective stuck with me, and recently, I felt called back to it, reflecting on the truth they laid bare.
It moved me enough to do a reading on the situation, and unsurprisingly, the cards echoed everything they had originally pointed out. Their insights remain powerful and relevant, shining a light on how calculated deception often comes at the expense of authenticity.
This reading offers a deeper dive into those dynamics, confirming the patterns of manipulation, control, and fear that continue to drive this narrative. The truth always has a way of rising to the surface, and itās only a matter of time before the reckoning arrives!
The Emperor/Authority figure and the PR narrative are clinging to a delusion that everyone else has already abandoned. The cards paint a scathing picture of why this circus continues to spiral, despite widespread backlash and the clear lack of benefit to CEās career. The Devil reveals the grip of control and manipulation, pointing to a PR partnerāor someone in powerādesperately hanging on to CE for their own gain. This isnāt about whatās best for him; itās about contracts, financial incentives, and power plays that have nothing to do with authenticity. The Seven of Swords exposes the constant scheming and dishonesty at the heart of this PR strategy. Every move feels calculatedānot to save face, but to prolong the narrative for reasons that ultimately benefit the Emperor more than CE. Itās a game of optics where they think theyāre playing 4D chess, but in reality, theyāre losing on every level.
Then thereās The Two of Pentacles, which reflects their frantic juggling act: financial priorities, public perception, and their inability to decide when to cut their losses. This is classic sunk-cost fallacyāthe Emperor (or the team) is so invested in this disaster that theyād rather sink CEās entire career than admit defeat. Add The Four of Pentacles, and you see the desperation to hold on to control, security, and reputation, even as everything crumbles around them. Itās not just about clinging to a failing strategy; itās about ego and a refusal to let go of whatās clearly a bad idea. Meanwhile, Judgement signals the unavoidable reckoning barreling toward them. Sooner or later, this house of cards will collapse, and The Tower at the bottom of the deck confirms that this PR narrative is already on borrowed time. The internet doesnāt forget, and in the digital age, every misstep is immortalized. Screenshots, callouts, and backlash donāt just disappear because they hope people will move on.
The message here couldnāt be clearer: the Emperor figureāor more likely the PR partner's Momager teamāwould rather go down in flames than admit fault. The Devil and Seven of Swords point to manipulation and deceit, where the PR partner appears to be pulling the strings. Itās as if theyāre holding CE hostage in this narrative, draining his authenticity soul and public goodwill while convincing him itās the ābestā way forward. But itās not working. It hasnāt worked in ages. The public has already made up its mind, and no amount of spin can reverse the damage.
Letās call it what it is: CE is trapped in a mess of someone elseās making. The reasons theyāre clinging to this strategy are laughable. First, admitting defeat would bruise their egosātheyād have to acknowledge theyāve been lying to the public all along. Theyād rather pretend itās working than face the embarrassment of failure.
Second, theyāre committed to the PR machine, which is hard to stop once itās in motion. Unfortunately, theyāre barreling full-speed toward irrelevance.
Third, there are likely financial ties and contracts locking them into this arrangement, but instead of looking for a way out, theyāre doubling down. And lastly, theyāre out of touch with reality, believing fans will forgive and forget, even though the internet has receipts for days.
Hereās the truth: the public and fandom will NEVER be won over. Every move they make just deepens the resentment, alienates fans further, and ensures that CEās career suffers long-term damage. This is the anti-strategyāa masterclass in how to destroy a career in real time.
The cards are practically screaming at CE to cut ties, step into his own power, and prioritize authenticity over whatever scraps of security this PR mess is clinging to. Honesty, even now, would earn him more respect than this doomed charade. But as it stands, the Emperor and their team seem determined to keep driving this train straight off a cliff, dragging CE with them.