What does a Deceptive Cadence typically progress from?

A Deceptive Cadence is a specific harmonic progression that creates an unexpected resolution, typically progressing from the dominant chord (V) to the submediant chord (vi). This creates a surprise or diversion from the anticipated resolution, which would normally be to the tonic (I). The V to vi progression is characterized by its ability to defy listener expectations, as the dominant usually resolves to the tonic. This method adds expressive depth and intrigue in music composition and performance, making it a prominent device in various musical genres. The other progressions do not encompass the defining characteristic of a Deceptive Cadence, which is the alteration of the expected V to I resolution.