The Judge

hang on, one way or the other you’ll have to put yourself on the line

The Symbols

Goat, Wolf, Pollard Tree, White Picket Fence, Thistles, Pink Moon, Mountain, Nightfall, Early Spring

Might Mean

Idealism: mind, theory, intellectual, perfectionism, excellence, morality, seeing things in black and white, saint or sinner, all-or-nothing, exaggeration, desire for innocence

Judgement: opinion, criticism, discernment, guilt, shame, unforgiving, persecution, tough love, chastise, blame, contempt, punishment, power play, law of the jungle, scapegoat, bullying

Limit: restraint, line not to be crossed, integrity, uncompromising, external rules, external motivation, indignation, hubris, misconduct, offense, sin

For Example

Movie Clips & Videos:

The Two Popes – Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce

Search for purity and the primitive – Paul Gauguin

I shouldn't have – Fantastic Mr. Fox

I Am Not An Evil Man – A Serious Man,
Neil's Father's Expectations, Reality vs Happiness – Dead Poet Society,
The Laws of God and Man, Prometheus Myth - Joseph Campbell

TV Shows:
Breaking Bad - How a Man Becomes Evil,
The Good Place - Ethics in Modern Society,
Enlightened – Woman on the Verge of a Nervous Breakthrough

Podcasts:
It's All About the Jeffersons, Family Trial,
The Greatest Moment I Ever Saw On a Stage,
Everyone's a Critic (This American Life)

"Masculine justice is impersonal and objective. It is enshrined in our legal code and penal system, and calls for an impartial and uniform meting out of justice as society requires it, for various offenses, without regards to individual considerations. Feminine justice on the other hand, is the justice of nature. It is personal, and suited to the particular circumstances. It prevails in matter of human relationship, and also in the matter of our relationship with the unconscious and with nature."

–John A. Sanford, The Invisible Partners, p. 83-84.

Writings:
Putting your self on the line and playing a part in your story,
Brand new fable in progress: it’s a goat!,
Toxic Families: How the Scapegoated Child Gets Chosen,
5 Must-Read Books on the Psychology of Being Wrong,
Scapegoating: Why We Blame Others For Our Problems

Good and Evil, Sin, Guilt, Scapegoating, Father Complex, Justice, Woke,
Honor, Hubris, Perfectionism, Ego Ideal, Splitting, Guilt Culture, Morality,
Abuse, Law of the Jungle, Transgression, Judgement, Responsibility,
Revenge, Just-World Hypothesis, Nemesis

Preys and predators – Zootopia

Literature:
La Chèvre de Mr Séguin (Mr Seguin's Goat) - Alphonse Daudet
(The story that inspired this card)

"The poor thing. High up on her perch, she thought she was bigger than the world. In all, it was a grand day for our little Blanquette. Suddenly, a cold wind blew over the mountains. The vista turned a rosy purple – and then, it was night. “Already!” said the little goat, a little bit suprised. She began to shiver. Then there was a terrible howl echoing in the mountain! She thought of the wolf. All day long she didn’t think of him but now…"

Songs:
L'Exil – L'Heptade (Harmonium),
Pink Moon – Nick Drake (inspiration for the pink moon in my drawing)

I saw it written and I saw it say
Pink moon is on its way

And none of you stand so tall
Pink Moon's gonna get you all