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   * **Diamond** means they are basically honest but afraid of the crooks and won't stick their necks out.
   * **Clubs** mean they are good cops.
-  * Non-face cards indicate how much the cop leans toward the suit's meaning.  For example, a 2 of Spades might just be flirting with becoming a criminal, while a 10 of Spades has deep gangster connections.  A 2 of Diamonds might indicate a cop who will give up at just the mention of gangster revenge, while a 10 of Diamonds might only give up if a weapon is pulled on them.
-  * Face cards indicate that the officer(s) in question are unique in some way.  Although they represent the suit fully, perhaps they have a unique talent, trait, or quirk.  All these characters should be given names, and they may reappear in the story.
+  * **Non-face cards** indicate how much the cop leans toward the suit's meaning.  For example, a 2 of Spades might just be flirting with becoming a criminal, while a 10 of Spades has deep gangster connections.  A 2 of Diamonds might indicate a cop who would only give up if a weapon is pulled on them, while a 10 of Diamonds will give up at just the mention of gangster revenge.
+  * **Face cards** indicate that the officer(s) in question are unique in some way.  Although they represent the suit fully, perhaps they have a unique talent, trait, or quirk.  All these characters should be given names, and they may reappear in the story.
   * If a **Joker** is drawn, all bets are off.  Chances are the police aren't what they say they are at all.