**Four of Cups – Ace of Pentacles – Magician**  
*You weren’t about to pay him to do that.*  
You weren’t about to – Four of Cups  
pay him – Ace of Pentacles  
to do that. - Magician

**Four of Cups** They kept asking over and over but **you weren’t about to.** Not you.  
Not now. Not ever. You look the other way, and you sit on it.  
**Ace of Pentacles** has a heap of gold coins in its hand so it’s going to be about paying  
money, getting paid, or sometimes the whole exchange story. It can say “Pay me” and  
it can say “**pay him**.” Pronouns and parties don’t matter; it’s the money itself.

**Magician** owns the word ‘do’ in all its forms, and the same goes for ‘act.’ Golden Dawn  
invented the Rider Waite Smith deck, and it says so! Magician is going **to do that**,  
whatever it is you ask about.

**TWO-CARD COMBINATIONS**

**Four of Cups – Ace of Pentacles – Magician**  
*You weren’t about to pay him to do that.*

**Four of Cups – Ace of Pentacles – Magician**  
*You weren’t about to pay him.*  
You weren’t about to – Four of Cups  
pay him. - Ace of Pentacles

**Four of Cups – Magician**  
*You weren’t about to do that.*  
You weren’t about to – Four of Cups  
do that. - Magician

**Ace of Pentacles – Magician**  
*Pay him to do that.*  
Pay him – Ace of Pentacles  
to do that. - Magician

Common Question: Why didn’t he do what we asked?