The man on the card, from his clothing, can be seen to have a high status. A pentacle is on top of his crown, and he has a pentacle under each foot, and he tightly holds one in his arms, as if afraid of being stolen. He sits on a small stone seat, and from his expression, he looks very tense, indicating that he is very afraid of losing any of his property. Behind him is a prosperous city, as if it were something he owns or controls. Therefore, in terms of material aspects, he is very wealthy. However, he chooses to be lonely and apart from anyone else, unwilling to share his wealth with others. It can be seen that in terms of spiritual aspects, he is poor and lonely. Four of Pentacles usually represents material sufficiency and stability, as well as spiritual emptiness.

In the reversed position, Four of Pentacles suggests that you may be excessively wasting your emotions, implying a tendency towards being sentimental, or possibly the possibility of liking someone upon meeting them. On the other hand, this card also suggests that you give too much emotion to the other person, causing them to feel overwhelmed. In a way, it also indicates that you don't know how to control your emotions.
Four of Pentacles may indicate that one of the partners values material things more than the relationship itself. It may also imply jealousy and possessiveness, because it's difficult to control someone's interests and psychology in order to hold onto tangible things. One partner may feel that his or her partner belongs to him, and anything the partner owns naturally belongs to him. This card shows that when you give, you clearly know what you want to get in return; this means that it represents an exchange of benefits rather than a gift. This card can also mean selfishness, and it is difficult for someone to give without getting equal returns, or even more if possible.