The 'Absolute Begginer' tip-toe's in ...
I have not read the other posts as yet, and since the 'two's are so vibrant, I wanted to have a go at interpreting them from my knowledge of 'absolutely nothing', lol.
The two strongest cards, for me are the 'coins' and the 'cups'.
In the cups, I see the red band at the bottom in the same way I think of hot, bubbling volcano lava; boiling away and ready to explode. When it does, it shoots upwards; like a broken waterpipe sending a long stream of water into the air. And in this picture, it does, flowering, so to speak, into the two fish at the top of the card. I see the order of the card in the symmetry and relate that to some kind of mutual energy. What is interesting to me as a first observation is the flower from the water as it shoots upwards - it is almost like the neck of a third cup, in colour and size. Secondly, the erruption between the two fish. It is like a mini explosion, possibly a new life gained from the 'two' fish. They seem to be tender to it and mutually nurture it. It reminds me of how some fish carry their young in their mouth - the male stickleback does that, I think. Is this card about a love? I am not sure at the moment; these explosions and new growths could be the product of a love, I suppse, and in that sense, it could suggest a message about keeping that love alive and constant. Making sure the lava is always hot and bubbling, the cups are constantly filled and the 'little erruption' is consistantly fed and cared for.
I see the two swords as being a bit of a prison. Where the fish were nurturing the cups card and keeping it alive, the swords contain the beautiful flower and keep it away from light and constrict it from movement. The little yellow (interlect?) bars in the centre of the swords are like little gateways. Maybe, if you use your mind, you can find a way out. Some of the buds on the outside of the swords have done so and are finding their way in new directions. The leaves in the middle are looking a little as if they are dying, tinged in a darker yellow that looks almost brown to me. They are suffocated within the swords tight grip and the original promise of the beautiful flower from which they are growing seems to have its days numbered, unless an alternative means of survival is found.
The first thing I think of when I see the wand card is the crossing of the two in the middle. Looking at the way the wands are, the first word that comes to mind is 'No!!!'. Almost as if someone is holding out their hand and blocking you. I think this also because of the colour of blue. Someone told me once that blue stood for communication. Even though the white stems of the centre flowers have buds on each end, I also see that the dramatic crossing of the wands could have broken what was originally one flower into two. This is not all negative though since both flowers have regrown little shoots to their tips - possibly suggesting a new project or venture that is in its early stages or that has mannifested from the original.
In the Pentacles/Coins, I see movement. The 's' shape seems to protect the coins and should it be moving round them constantly, will never let them fall into the white space of the card. It seems very protective to me through grounding and earthy qualities. As it moves, I can imagine the folage moving with it in the same rhythm and giving further births and substance to the two coins.
Well ... just my initial thoughts. Will go back now and see what others have said.
Best wishes
Yaboot