Two of Swords

The Two represents an equal distribution of forces in opposition to each other. It may indicate a dilemma with no clear path forward, a decision with no right or wrong choice, or two paths - neither of which is better than the other.

In any situation, just choosing a course of action helps alleviate distress.  
 
Questions answered by Two of Swords:
Who? The decision maker; The most confused person 
What? A set of knives
Where? Twin Cities
When? The end of September; Two days from now
Why? Remaining indecisive is not an option
Yes or No? Maybe
 
The Two of Swords
Before any card: A choice about (card)
After any card: indecision and questions

The Two of Swords as:
...an action?

• Decide something and don't look back
• Choose a direction and start driving or hiking

 
...a place in your house?

• A windowsill
• A banister
• A hallway with two directions

...a place in your city?

• A crosswalk
• An overpass
• A major intersection

...a place in the world?

• Wall Street
• Minneapolis - St. Paul
• A capital city

• Gibraltar Airport
• This Way and That Way, Lake Jackson, TX

...something to Eat?

• Reese peanut butter cups
• Pineapple Pizza
• A new and different food combination

...something to clean?

• The windows
• The knives

 
...where to find the missing item?

• On a precarious ledge
• The cutlery drawer

 
...a color? Grey
 
...a movie theme? Indecision

• Sliding Doors
• Definitely, Maybe
• Hamlet

 
...a new career?

• Scientist
• Hairdresser
• Ninja, sensei

Two of Swords combinations
With Lovers: A difficult decision must be made regarding a partner.
With Page of Wands: There are many options - do not get weighed down by them all.
With Five of Cups: After the decision is made, there is regret over the unpicked options - keep looking forward instead.
With Nine of Swords: Anxiety over a difficult choice may lead to a stalemate.
With King of Pentacles: If King precedes, avoid indecision about how to manage your wealth. If King follows, deciding now will lead to prosperity.