Chapter 20: The Quiet Rebuild
He ran—not because he believed he could win. But because he refused to die unclaimed. And in the quiet of a broken house, he started again
Nine of Wands: Jimmy is battered and wary—but refuses to concede. His scars and silent watchfulness symbolize a warrior ethos refined by survival.
The Moon: He operates in darkness, gathering fragments of intelligence—half-truths, whispers, racial scrawls. His intuition becomes his map.
Six of Pentacles: Generosity and small acts of service transform suspicion into acceptance. Jimmy builds trust by giving before asking.
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