Swamped

Your recollections are still vague, but a few key points come back with enough effort.

You can recall that the ranks are sorted into groups. Ace through four are the Anteminor - there's also the Postminor of 7-10, with 5 and 6 being the divide. Those cards rarely have firm meanings in isolation, at least in most approaches; fortunes tend to be more about a series of cards.

The face cards are an exception. If you draw a Scholar, Knight, or Monarch, that's said to be significant all on its own.

So why are you trying to read so much into a Four of Leaves turning up unexpectedly? Depending on the other cards, it can mean a selfish desire, or a sense of loss, or simply deteriorating with age. But here, it turned up...

Well, not in isolation. Ron did have other cards in hand, now that you think about it. You didn't see them, and it probably doesn't mean anything... but you really are curious what sort of reading you'd get.

Of course, the only people you could ask are Lisa and Ron, and you've got no guarantee they'd remember. Still, Lisa's right here, and Ron's watching one of the games, so you could give it a try.

Then again, you're supposed to be judging. It might be better to focus on that for now, just in case something does come up.

What are you going to do?