Historical Mystery Person game

[SeekerOfKnowledge]

Originally Posted by Anne

Maybe he was a Director of sorts, moving things forward in a creative field.

I’m feeling whatever he was, he was well acquainted with the darker side of life, versus all sunshine and roses. He had plenty of demons following him.

Moving things forward, yes.
Not sure what the darker side means.

[SeekerOfKnowledge]

Originally Posted by angelic star

Omg so many cards with swords, and blood spilled on the floor, so many dark cards. Conflicts, murder, accidents were rife, so either this is a serial killer of sorts or mass murderer/ terrorist/ or someone who saw that side of life. He died a bad death perhaps, conspiracies. Women had to undergo trauma. There is a softer side to them though was this person a part of films ?
It feels someone like Bruce Lee . Or idk, maybe a boxing champion/ professional pugilist or something like Mohammad Ali ( I don't feel its him though ). There is a dark side to the cards here.

Something he did helped with killing, maybe that is the dark side.
Neither an actor, nor a boxer or something.
As far as I know, he didn't kill with his own hands.
Can't find anything about women.
Died a bad death, yes.
Swords cards make sense, but probably mean something else here.

[angelic star]

Originally Posted by SeekerOfKnowledge

Something he did helped with killing, maybe that is the dark side.
Neither an actor, nor a boxer or something.
As far as I know, he didn't kill with his own hands.
Can't find anything about women.
Died a bad death, yes.
Swords cards make sense, but probably mean something else here.

Oh my, No I don't think this was a killer, but someone who witnessed something like that maybe. I was just surprised at the cards. Swords cards make sense but something else ?
Is this someone from the 20th century ? or man of color ?

[SeekerOfKnowledge]

Originally Posted by angelic star

Oh my, No I don't think this was a killer, but someone who witnessed something like that maybe. I was just surprised at the cards. Swords cards make sense but something else ?
Is this someone from the 20th century ? or man of color ?

Witnessed violence, yes. Now how to say that... there is something he did that helped with violence. But that is only part of what he did.
Not 20th century (finally someone asked about the time).
Not black-skinned or something.

[angelic star]

Originally Posted by SeekerOfKnowledge

Witnessed violence, yes. Now how to say that... there is something he did that helped with violence. But that is only part of what he did.
Not 20th century (finally someone asked about the time).
Not black-skinned or something.

Am I excused because I wasn't born during that time maybe o.O I am bad with history lol I am running out of people I know.

But this keeps getting interesting for sure, will let others guess now.

[SeekerOfKnowledge]

Originally Posted by angelic star

Am I excused because I wasn't born during that time maybe o.O I am bad with history lol I am running out of people I know.

But this keeps getting interesting for sure, will let others guess now.

Your decision, but you still could ask questions. Might help others with their guesses. Also, you still could have heard the name. But, of course, I won't try to make you doing something you don't want. Thanks for playing along!

OK.....
Chariot, Lovers, 4 of Coins.
I'm going purely intuitive with these cards.

Witnessed violence, yes. Now how to say that... there is something he did that helped with violence.....

Was this man an 'agitator', would make speeches that would incite violence but not dirty his own hands. He appealed to the baser instincts in people while claiming the moral high ground. Did he profit from his actions?
I feel he hid behind 'God', using this as the excuse for what he would instigate.
A bit of an outcast, he hid aspects of his life and himself from those who 'followed' him.

Have I read this right or am I way off?

[angelic star]

Originally Posted by SeekerOfKnowledge

Your decision, but you still could ask questions. Might help others with their guesses. Also, you still could have heard the name. But, of course, I won't try to make you doing something you don't want. Thanks for playing along!

Okay so I asked the cards what will be good question to ask, and I got the ' Hanged man '. Was this a time when public prosecutions were common, or in the other parts of the world witch hunts were common.
The many swords could just as well be about justice here.
Also was this in the 1700s, because I see the watch, so self winding type watches were common at the time maybe, when it was first invented.

[SeekerOfKnowledge]

Originally Posted by Pisces_Moon

OK.....
Chariot, Lovers, 4 of Coins.
I'm going purely intuitive with these cards.

Was this man an 'agitator', would make speeches that would incite violence but not dirty his own hands. He appealed to the baser instincts in people while claiming the moral high ground. Did he profit from his actions?
I feel he hid behind 'God', using this as the excuse for what he would instigate.
A bit of an outcast, he hid aspects of his life and himself from those who 'followed' him.

Have I read this right or am I way off?

No, not like that. Not an agitator. More like when asked to do something and/or it was necessary, he did it.
That "supported violence" thing also is only a small part of his work.
Profit from his actions, yes, in a way. Drew satisfaction from his work.
Outcast, not really... just not too much the social type I would guess. Maybe neighbors considered him to be a bit odd, that's possible.
Some aspects of his life are not known.

[angelic star]

When it's my turn I will guess an historical figure that no one will be able to guess about like ever .