Tarot K-Drama Phishing (Episode 6): What Does the Chariot Tarot Card Mean?

The ongoing popular horror-thriller K-drama Tarot will air its brand-new episode 6 on Tuesday, July 30, 2024, at 12:00 a.m. KST on U+ Mobile TV. The episode stars actress Oh Yu-Jin as the main character of the ominous story Sun-Ja. Similar to the previous five episodes, episode 6 also centers around a mysterious and cursed tarot card. This time, the protagonist comes across “The Chariot” tarot card.

Fans of the U+ Mobile TV K-drama have been quite curious to learn what the meaning of “The Chariot” card is. Although it denotes something positive from an upright viewpoint, when reversed, it has a completely different meaning. Let’s find out more details about the meaning of the card below.

Tarot K-drama Phishing (episode 6): The Chariot tarot card meaning explored

As mentioned above, the protagonist, played by Oh Yu-Jin, of Tarot K-drama episode 6 titled “Phishing (Sun-Ja),” gets her hands on “The Chariot” tarot card. It signifies “forward and victory.” Since then, she starts experiencing a series of horrifying and tragic incidents as the card is cursed.

When it comes to the meaning of “The Chariot” tarot card, from an upright point of view, it denotes determination, control over one’s activities, and success. It further means that the person who has received the card is on the correct path, and they should persist in their venture.

In the meantime, the card represents completely opposite things from the reversed point of view. It then signifies hesitation or not having any control over one’s own actions or life. It further suggests that the person who has gotten the card may hold back from going in the right direction due to several personal reasons. The card is also a reminder to that individual to take proper responsibility for their internal resistance and make decisions.

Thus, it will be quite interesting to see how “The Chariot” card will play its role in Tarot episode 6, Phishing. Viewers can watch the episode on U+ Mobile TV.

Nikita Nath

Nikita is a K-Drama News Writer. She loves to explore different genres of Korean dramas, from evergreen classics like Goblin, Descendants of the Sun, Reply 1988, Coffee Prince to the freshly launched thrillers and rom-coms like The Uncanny Counter, Flower of Evil, True Beauty, Twenty Five Twenty One and many more.

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