61. How would each queen appear in a parent teacher conference?

[XAshleyMarie]

The Queen of cups would be the emotional type worried if all the kids were getting the best education.

 

The Queen of pentacles would be the one creating rallies and bake sales for the kids

 

The Queen of swords would be complaining about what’s wrong or lacking in the schools

 

And the Queen of fire would be the one leading the meetings, rallying everyone up, gathering opinions and creatively combining all the queens ideas

[v_quixotic]

The Queen of Wands would appear in her sharpest power suit. She has spent all day in Zoom meetings and has little time for idle chit-chat.

 

The Queen of Pentacles is wearing a house coat and possibly an apron. she had to rush here and hopes to get home in time to bake something nice for desert that evening.

 

The Queen of Swords has stopped in on her way home from jury duty a has a list of all mistake her child has made in her homework. She asks Miss Krabappel what her plan is to improve said child's performance.

 

The Queen of Cups missed the appointment because it was her turn to pick up the block's kids from soccer training.

[MuninnMissinHuginn]

The Queen of Cups, after belittling her child’s B in English, regales the teacher with her certificates in writing from preschool on up through her BA in creative writing. 

 

The Queen of Pentacles demands that a reading list of recommended books be made up for her child. All the while the teacher suspects she has been writing her illiterate child’s essays.

 

The Queen of Wands, sweaty from the community league volleyball game, wants all assignments that have not been completed by her child to be excused as the child was participating in three sports and there is no way the child could possibly be expected to make up all that work.

 

The Queen of Swords, will be speaking to the Principal, the School Board and the Parent/Teacher organization wanting the teacher fired for the audacity of expecting complete answers on the short answer questions. It is obvious her child is a genius. 

 

(Reversed)