Spades that responder rebids must be artificial because 1NT already denies
spades. The impossible 2♠ is the invitational raise of opener’s last suit —
clubs after 2♣, diamonds after 2♦, hearts after 2♥ — forcing for one round, so
opener accepts game with a maximum or signs off in three of the suit. The
direct three-level raise is the weaker, to-play version.
Like 1♠-1NT-2NT, opener has pinned a narrow hand — a
maximum with a weak six-card suit — so responder simply places the contract. Here
the spade puppet has nothing to find: 1NT denied spades, so there is no second major,
and the escape suits ♣♦ straddle hearts rather than sitting below the trump suit.
Every call is therefore a natural sign-off — pass with a balanced minimum, retreat to
a long minor, or take the 6–3 heart fit at the level your strength buys.