Death and The World

The two endings of the deck drawn together, and the tradition distinguishes them sharply. Death ends things that were not finished; The World ends things that were. Together they describe a genuine conclusion, and the pair is the closest the trumps come to saying that a chapter is properly over.

Associated with a relationship that ended and has now been finished, which are separate events often years apart.

Read for a period of life closing completely. The pair is settled rather than sad.

Ended and finished are not the same thing. This pair says you have finally done the second one.