Emma returns to her childhood neighborhood after many years away. Walking down the familiar streets, she’s flooded with memories of her youth—playing in the park, riding bikes with friends, and the warmth of her family home. She stops by the old tree where she and her friends buried a time capsule, now overgrown but still standing strong. Kneeling down, she uncovers it, finding inside small treasures and notes they had left for their future selves. This moment of nostalgia, reconnection with her past, and the simple joys of childhood embodies the essence of the Six of Cups: a return to familiar places or relationships, the comfort of memories, and the purity of childhood innocence and friendship.
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