The intentions of the Hierophant towards a relationship is that of tradition. The particular traditions that are being adhered to vary from culture to culture. In cases when both parties have their own traditions that they wish to follow, there may be some conflict but usually compromises can be reached.
The Strength of the Queen of Swords is that she is upfront and honest. She believes in using logic to find solutions to problems.
The weakness that the Six of Cups brings is a desire to live in the past. The past seems so much better than the present only because humans have a tendency to remember the good and forget the bad.
The strength of the Knight of Swords is his willingness to charge into battle. This knight expects to win the battle. It is important to fight for the things you believe in, but only after diplomacy has failed.
As the Hanged Man represents being in a state of transition, the weakness that this card brings is not knowing what it is that you really want. When things start changing and you have to dance to a different drummer figuring out which drummer to follow can be a tough decision. Ultimately the decision has to be to move towards the choice that best helps you achieve your long-term goals.
When the Eight of Swords is at the heart of your relationship, you may be feeling tied up by your current situation. There are solutions to your problem, but you need to be willing to look for them.
When trying to make a relationship that is in the shadow of the Eight of Pentacles work, you need to think like a fine jeweler. When a relationship starts, it is like an uncut diamond. As the relationship matures, facets are cut. If the cuts do not shatter the relationship then you polish the diamond to make it truly shine.
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