The Moon, says one account. The Fool, says another. Elsewhere the card found beneath or behind the glass is the Tower, or the World. The discovery has travelled with a remarkably unstable face.
Some archivists think that changing identity is the story. People remember the same finding through different questions: uncertain sight, a beginning, a break, a completed turn. These are attributed readings of a contested relic, not four authenticated cards or evidence that one card transformed.
The story returns to the Glass Court and the Returning Card. Customs sometimes make a dropped card near glass significant. Before following that significance, a finder can look for the deck it belongs to. Paper can become misplaced without becoming an independent message.
The card goes back among the others. In the telling, somebody will still remember a different face.