Episode 7 of the Tarot K-Drama aired on Monday, August 5, 2024, on U+ Mobile TV. The brand-new episode has been titled “Single Storage Box.” In the episode, viewers see the popular South Korean actor Seo Ji-Hoon playing the lead role of Jae-Yoon.
Apart from the actor, the episode also stars actress Lee Joo-Bin as a significant character Ji-Oh. Same as the preceding six episodes, the latest episode also revolves around a suspicious and cursed tarot card. The protagonist Jae-Yoon mysteriously receives “The Hermit” tarot card this time.
Fans of the horror-thriller K-drama Tarot have been curious to discover the meaning of the “The Hermit” card. Although it signifies something positive and righteous, when it is reversed, it denotes opposite things. The following includes more intriguing details about the “The Hermit” tarot card.
Tarot K-drama Single Storage Box (episode 7): The Hermit tarot card meaning explored
As mentioned earlier, the main character in Tarot K-drama episode 7 is Jae-Yoon, portrayed by Seo Ji-Hoon. He comes across a cursed “The Hermit” tarot card, which denotes “Wisdom and Introspection.” After acquiring the card mysteriously, the protagonist begins to experience several terrible events in his life.
From an upright viewpoint, “The Hermit” signifies that an individual is enjoying solitude, reflecting on life, and examining their self while withdrawing from others’ opinions about them. It also denotes the person who has been engaging in deep thinking and soul-searching and is thus following their inner sense of direction and guidance.
However, “The Hermit” tarot card in reverse denotes complete isolation, social avoidance, and full societal withdrawal. It also means that the person has a fear and rejects all emotions. It further stresses that they are constricting themselves from having experiences and having any interaction with the outside world. Thus, it will be interesting to see how Tarot episode 7 unfolds.
Viewers can watch episode 7 of the K-drama on Monday, August 5, 2024, 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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