Strength and The Moon

One tamed animal drawn with two untamed ones. Strength shows a lion under a hand; The Moon shows a dog and a wolf, which are the same animal on either side of domestication. The tradition reads the pair as a question about whether the taming holds when the light goes.

Associated with somebody who is patient and even-handed in daylight and much less so when frightened. The pair is observant rather than accusing.

Read for composure under conditions of uncertainty rather than pressure. The pair notes those are different tests.

Handled is not the same as gone. Notice which conditions the handling depends on, because that is what tonight is testing.