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Heh. Well, there's your problem. Bombastic means very loud--but with no substance at all. Full of "hot air." The person shouts and bellows as if what they're saying is important, but it's not. They're egotistical, and just yell louder than others. So, it's not really "earth shattering" to be hit with something bombastic. It's more like you were beaten up by a bully.Apologies again. English is not my language so I probably misused vile and bombastic. What I meant by "bombastic" would be something of huge proportions, earthshaking.
I think the issue with that word is that "vile truths" (ugly, horrible ones) often leave the person bitter, pessimistic, demoralized. Which is certainly true of a soldier who believed in war, but saw the truth...however, I wouldn't rate that as a "Sun" truth. More like a Tower truth. A "Sun" truth is when you see light and reason. It shouldn't make you skeptical to the point where you dismisses everything. It should make you a scientific skeptic. Not believing till you examine the thing further, but willing to examine it and believe if it proves itself. The Sun is about being rational, wanting to see something in the light of day.And I meant vile because the Sun card can and has shown many times as a revelation of the truth and a "burning" that that might cause. In the case of the Star, it would ALSO be a sudden understanding of heavenly truths...I immediately thought about soldiers who go to war believing in their purpose and ready to fight and come back with horrendous impressions and a complete new understanding of things.