The Fool

He is a happy dreamer, looking up in the sky, fantasizing about the future and ready to go, the dog his friend maybe wants to tell him something, the water, the cliffs and the mountains around him are things that can be dangerous

I am using the Universal Waite Deck

I see a young one who has a sense of freedom and does not regard responsibility. He has no cares in the world, he wonders from here to there, dose not have a home to go to and does not stay very long in one place. He does not care to own things because he carries all his passions with him. He lives for the day as represented by the sun and does not think about tomorrow or the past. The dog is a sort of a warning that he should settle down and change his frivolous ways.

I am using the Universal Waite Deck

I see a young one who has a sense of freedom and does not regard responsibility. He has no cares in the world, he wonders from here to there, dose not have a home to go to and does not stay very long in one place. He does not care to own things because he carries all his passions with him. He lives for the day as represented by the sun and does not think about tomorrow or the past. The dog is a sort of a warning that he should settle down and change his frivolous ways.

Using Waite.

The Fool  reminds me so much of a image from an ADHD book, in which there are two pictures. The first shows a boy on a boat, with a fishing rod, with the caption "This is what Jimmy sees." under it. The second shows the same picture, but in front of him is a waterfall, with the caption "This is what really is happening." The Fool obviously has ADHD.

The Fool is a perfect representation for the foolish characters: Icarus, Phaeton, et al. In other words, disobedient children (or youths). Disobedient children with ADHD. (Just joking lol) Their undoing comes from disregarding a previous warning.

The Fool seems to be a youth, in a bit of a daydream. In his hand is a rose and a nomadic hobo's stick-and-bag. Maybe he is dreaming about a far away lover, whom he is journeying to to profess his love with the rose. His little dog doesn't seem to be aware of the cliff either lol.

Good evening...may I post a picture of this card from an Egyptian Tarot deck I have? I must note, however, that the analog arcanum for the Fool is not the zero, but the 22, as in other decks, indistinctly.
Greetings,

Pepe Curdeles