Victorian Cherub Love Greeting Card with Tennis

What exactly is happening when two semi-clothed cherubs — one in white, one in pink — go absolutely feral playing what can only be described as heart-badminton, batting a bright red Valentine's heart back and forth over a proper net while forget-me-nots and scattered red petals litter the court like romantic casualties? The cherub in pink has rosy cheeks that scream 'I am WINNING' while the white-draped one looks mildly delighted to be participating in emotional warfare disguised as sport. Both have tiny, anatomically unconvincing wings — one white, one pink — which raises the eternal Victorian question: why give a baby wings if it clearly cannot fly and must instead settle disputes via racket sports? The script overhead cheerfully reads 'Loving Greeting,' because apparently the ultimate expression of cherishing someone is watching two angelic toddlers competitively smash your heart across a net.