Rider-Waite-Smith

Thoth

Cosmic Tribe

I see the Knight of Swords as one of the most traditionally male figures in this deck. He is very much an archetype of the traditional male protector, willing to fight to the death to defend the things he believes in.

He doesn't have the naive optimism of the Prince of Swords; he doesn't charge ahead when it would be better to wait. He doesn't start fights, but he'll always finish them once he gets involved.

A true Arthurian knight, he follows a very old-fashioned value system of honor and valor.

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