Thumbing through Karloff's deck brings a few surprises.  They're almost all normal family Trumps, done in either Dworkin's hand or Fiona's.  There are two or three done in an unfamiliar hand: one location, two people.  There are also some cards missing: Oberon, Benedict, Dierdre, Dworkin...<br/><br/>The location is a circle of standing stones on a lonely, windswept hillside.  There is a rune carved into the face of one stone...a sun symbol, perhaps?  It's a circle cut into quarters.<br/><br/>One figure is a man, maybe thirty, black beard, hair, and eyes.  He wears a simple tunic and leggings with a rough brown cloak thrown across his shoulders.  There is a hint of a knife or shortsword at his belt.  The word that springs immediately to mind is 'Greco-Roman'.<br/><br/>The other figure is a woman, her face hidden behind a domino-style mask.  She wears tight clothes of black and gold and stands boldly on a checkered marble floor, arms akimbo.  There's something about her that just...grrr...nothing Anne can put her finger on, but there's something in the woman's stance that hints at her having the sort of smile that needs to be hit with a shovel.<br/><br/>Oh, one other thing.  Both of the unusual Trumps have an equally unusual design on the back--a Serpent devouring it's own tail, rather than the Unicorn.  Three quesses where Karloff got these!