In this chapter, we're introduced to a new character, the Hierophant, a man who's disassociating himself from the world of the Church. He asks God to make his wife human, but God doesn't make her human, so he lives happily ever after with her. The next card, a ten-sword card, is a bad one, but it's also a good one, because it shows that a bad thing can turn into a good thing. This card also shows that you're not really sure what's going on in your head. You don't have the power to make things happen, so you can't do anything about it. The third card is a seven-cup card, which means that you have a lot of fantasies, but you've got nothing to do with them. The fourth card is the Berial necklace, which is a symbol of death. It's a bead that's supposed to make you die. The bead is from the necklace of Berial, who was killed by a snake. This bead is supposed to stay with you forever, so it should stay in your master's room. This time, the bead will be cut off, and the master will have to go back to his room to finish the game.