Jory wrote as fast a s he could, taking down notes as Professor Elwood spoke. "Think I'll work on this solo,'' he thought. Right, so they had to randomly select three cards and apply them to their past, present and future.

"Here we go.'' He shuffled the cards once again and then drew one from the middle. "The Devil,'' the badger muttered. "Uh oh. Does this mean something evil or something?'' He placed the card to the left position which signaled the past and consulted his text book.

But he was wrong."It means being honest with yourself,'' Jory murmured. "What do you desire, what makes you feel powerful and will help you reach your highest goals?'' Now to relate this to his past.

He certainly knew what he had desired in the past and even until now. When he had just started primary school, he wasn't good at school work. Sometimes he got low marks or grades. But soon after, he became tired of disappointing his parents and had made up his mind to work hard from that moment.One could say he had become obsessed with improving, visiting the library more often and cutting back on his football and cricket games. He had desired that, all right. It had been his only goal. And it had worked from then on up until now! "Being able to keep up the hard work certainly is rewarding but it never made me feel powerful,'' the Puffer thought. But it will certainly help him achieve his goals. Being honest with himself back then had certainly helped.