Entering the Pope card I found myself in the clouds. The Pope was sitting on a throne on the top of a mountain, to get there there's a very long staircase. In front of the throne, at the top of the staircase, there's a little space for consultants to sit or stand. In that moment the Pope is busy scolding the two people who are seen in the card. As an external observer I couldn't hear what he was saying. The sky is completely covered in white clouds, but the light passes through. Once embodying the Pope I understand why he is angry. It's the end of the consultation and he's scolding the two people because they know how to solve the problem they're looking a solution for, if they put effort into it. Neither of them manages to speak, heads down. Once he has done scolding them the Pope sends them away, telling them to reflect on what to do, because they have the means and capacity to find a solution. Once the consultants go out of sight a light from above falls on the Pope's crane, as if to recharge it. The Pope doesn't manage to stand still on the throne, he stands up, walks around it and then sits down again. Shortly after a woman with a baby walks up the stairs. The Pope holds the baby and goes "he's a beautiful baby", giving it back to the woman. The woman is poor, she lives with her mother, and the baby's father has abandoned her. She's there to ask the Pope what to do with the baby. The Pope asks her where the father is, with whom does the woman live, if she manages to take care both of her and the child, but they are all questions made to have the woman reflect. Eventually the Pope asks her if keeping the child is what would give him a better life, again to make her reflect. Without saying anything I sense that both the Pope and the woman are thinking about giving the baby up for adoption. The woman gets sad, but she has in mind writing a letter for the baby for when he will grow up.
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