Common Question: What's wrong with my friend; she is all deflated, drained?
Chariot - Two of Cups - Ten of Pentacles
He has a winning strategy for the bad influence of your relatives.
He has a winning strategy for - Chariot
the bad influence of - Two of Cups
your relatives. - Ten of Pentacles
Chariot is the person with the winning strategy because those charioteers were the generals who not only planned the strategy of each battle and the war but also operated the main weapon, that quirky two-wheeled open cart that you stood in to fight with a sword.
Two of Cups depicts the spirits behind a spell that exerts a bad influence on a couple declaring their upcoming marriage. The caduceus was adopted by the medical industry back when they identified with sorcery, so this card has medical meanings for some readers (not us here).
Ten of Pentacles encompasses any kind of dysfunctional people in a group, often relatives in a family but just as easily those pesky coworkers. Pictured is one of those family 'discussions' most of us have endured, family politics. Grandpa on his special chair, attended by the family hounds who know who's boss; son not even looking at his wife who is pleading with him, and the kid bawling about it, pulling on mama's dress. (I think grandpa has decreed another kid in his quest for his legacy, a male heir this time.)
TWO-CARD COMBINATIONS
Chariot - Two of Cups - Ten of Pentacles
He has a winning strategy for the bad influence of your relatives.
Chariot - Two of Cups
He has a winning strategy for the bad influence.
He has a winning strategy for - Chariot
the bad influence. - Two of Cups
Chariot - Ten of Pentacles
He has a winning strategy for your relatives.
He has a winning strategy for - Chariot
your relatives. - Ten of Pentacles
Two of Cups - Ten of Pentacles
the bad influence of your relatives
the bad influence of - Two of Cups
your relatives - Ten of Pentacles