Justice and The Devil

The tradition reads The Devil as a card of agreements as well as compulsions: the chains are around the necks of figures who put them on. Drawn with Justice, the pair is about the terms of something. What was agreed to, and whether it was agreed to fairly.

Associated with an arrangement that is being honoured but was never balanced. The pair asks about the original terms.

Read for a contract, formal or otherwise, that is being kept to and should not be. The pair distinguishes the binding from the fair.

Look at what you agreed to. Something can be genuinely binding and genuinely unjust, and those are separate findings.