In this pivotal chapter, the observer finds himself weighed down by self-condemnation, walking alone through a quiet forest. The distant toll of a bell signals judgment—not from an external source, but from within. The observer wrestles with doubt, questioning their past choices and wondering if they have done enough on their journey. As the bell tolls, the tarot deck comes to life, drawing forth the Judgment card. The card hovers before the observer, radiating with symbols of transformation and reckoning. At its center is an angel, arms outstretched, blowing a trumpet to awaken those from their slumber, symbolizing a call to face one’s past and embrace the future. Judgment is not solely about punishment; it is about self-reflection and accountability. Judgment then manifests as an angelic figure before the observer and their companions—Gilgamesh, the High Priestess Inanna, Lilith, the Star, and Hecate. The angel speaks of the importance of self-reflection, urging the observer to face their actions and move forward, despite their fears. Judgment challenges them to see beyond their failures and recognize the potential for growth and transformation. As the group reflects on their own experiences and the weight of judgment, they transition back to the Museum of Lost Wisdom, where the tarot deck holds the key to the next phase of their journey. The deck itself becomes an active force, reminding the observer that they are not merely following a predetermined path but co-creating their reality. The chapter ends with the deck issuing a powerful challenge: “The question is not whether you will rise. The question is whether you have the courage to continue.” Judgment, both internal and external, looms large, and the observer and their allies must decide if they are ready to face the final challenge.