Vintage Halloween Divination Card 1900s-1920s Fortune Telling

Leaning intently over her water bowl, the young woman commits fully to this candlelit ritual while her pink-suited companion watches with the energy of someone who absolutely did not consent to this date activity. The card helpfully explains that the candle drips will cast 'the image of eyes, nose and lip of the very one whose love for you does last' — which is either the most romantic Halloween tradition you've never heard of, or early evidence that the Victorians were running elaborate candle-wax MLM schemes. Meanwhile, disembodied ghostly figures loom at both edges of the card like the universe's way of saying this relationship is already haunted before it starts.