Once again, the bottom row is the situation.
La Maison Dieu reflects your past friendship, which has been suppressed. I could say that the solution was for you to hang in there and let it gestate (Le Pendu), but I do believe more so that Le Pendu and Le Bateleur are to be read in tandem, as a pair with metaphorical or analogical connection, as the problem is a duality of two cards, so is the solution. Still in the past, you have wanted a union (Le Pape) from the tension of feelings (LMD), but this has been stymied, as the card is reversed.
Le Bateleur and Le Pendu are the collective solution to this problem. It seems to me that, in this case, we are reminded that Le Bateleur is a craftsman with his tools and table. Also, in contrast with Le Pendu (hands behind back) we have Le Bateleur (hands out front), The idea of “hand” just sticks out to me, as well as craftsmanship. This gift was of your own hand, literally. In fact, I think that the homemade or hand made nature of this gift is what is so important to you (and to him). Indeed, you didn’t just get him a gift card.
Also, figuratively, I suppose I could say that you are revealing your hand, metaphorically—previously concealing your feelings, then revealing them. But, I think these cards point more towards your home made, or handwritten, gift.
After the gift, we have Le Mat walking to Le Chariot. Or, Le Chariot is looking at Le Mat. If Le Chariot is your prince, then, yes, after the gift he looks at you anew (Le Mat). Your vocabulary in your question is reflected immediately in the solution cards: Different eyes. Le Mat is different. Le Chariot is looking.
The solutions cause the man of L’Hermite to then look at Le Pape (perhaps he entertains a union). LRF uprights, causing the change of one cycle to another.
As Skip said, your prior readings also point to this.
Best regards,
Paul