In this Valentine's Day scene, Prince Oregano is seated with Princess Snowdrops of the Lunis (moon) Kingdom. Snowdrops will appear in the next chapter.

The astrological alignment for two of cups is Venus in Cancer. This card signifies union between souls. Sometimes this card means romantic love, but it also means friendships and partnerships on a natural affinity or a deep mutual understanding. On a reflective personal level this card could mean your mind and soul are discovering each other--maybe for the first time. In gnosticism, soul is male and is ruled by sun. Mind is female and is ruled by moon. Sometimes this card means establishing a good business partnership. Karmic ties can be seen here. This card can also mean healing, stability, and security. This card can also mean new beginnings in love, relationships, partnerships, and friendships. The red heart (traditionally a red chimera) signifies fiery passionate between the man and the woman. If you see this card in a tarot spread, you need to nurture your relationship with said person if you want a deep intimate (not sensual) understanding of them. Just one warning about this card. If you see someone who seems to be a perfect match for you at first glance, that someone might not be your soulmate. I know of someone who has their Venus in Cancer and they got a not-so-perfect match relationship with each other. Venus symbolizes our romantic nature and the women we meet in our lives and in Cancer--can symbolize unrealistic romantic fantasies (by the way, if you are in a relationship with a man; Jupiter represents the men we meet in our lives). Beware of the Anna and Prince Hans incident in the Disney movie Frozen! You can't fall in love with someone you just met that day! Anyway, Happy Valentines Day everyone!