Clarifying cards
When one (or more) cards in a spread are difficult to interpret, I would advise drawing a single card for clarification (for each difficult card).
In your question, the card referred to was the "Outcome" card, which was further complicated by the fact that it was a Court Card. This seems to indicate that the outcome may be dependent on another person in the Seeker's life, or on some inner aspect of the Seeker themselves. In this case, the advice to take this card as the basis for another spread is a god idea, IMHO.
Even a short (let's say, three card) spread focused on "What do I need to know about this card?" would bring in a wealth of information.
Having said that, I would also advise the reader to look again at the other cards in the spread. Were they predominately of one suit? Were they predominately Major Arcana? Were there Aces (unmanifested energy) in key positions? Were there other Court Cards, and what positions were they in?
Going back after a day or two to review this spread might be a good thing. Taking a fresh look will bring in new information. You might also wantto turn this into a Comparative reading, by drawing the same cards from a second deck, and placing them next to the first cards drawn. A second deck, especially one where the symbolism is slightly different, will bring in new information also.
Wishing you well in this reading.