During a music festival, Harper receives a dark and unsettling tarot reading that predicts betrayal and isolation. When the reader crosses a physical boundary, Harper regains her power by debunking the practice and delivering a chilling 'prophecy' of her own.
TAROT DUDE: The Three of Swords. Your heart is being pierced by the Three Swords: grief, loss, and heartbreak. You will suffer loss and betrayal —
HARPER: All good news then?
TAROT DUDE: There’s something evil clinging to you... It’s following you, everywhere you go — You’re in for dark times, girl.
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