Fir

    This sign is rather beautiful. But this beautifulness tends to be cold, strict, and somewhat conservative. People of this sign like antique jewelry and subtle perfume. They are the ones who can appreciate the beauty of twilight and holiday atmosphere.
    
    People of this sign are rather capricious and not quite easy-going in communication and family life. Due to their features, they can feel lonely even in the company of many people. They resist other people's influence, though they seldom express their opinions, as they are not very talkative and cheerful. This sign is rather proud, self-respecting, and persistent in its goal achievement. It is hard to satisfy these people in love. Also, Fir is rather picky and stubborn. Fir tries to get the most out of life, as it is aware of its qualities. As a rule, this sign gets what it needs and wants.
    
    When it comes to love, Fir may fall in love completely and the whole world is not important for it. Its love may be bottomless. People of this sign are extremely clever and have analytical skills. Despite the fact that they have a call to science, sometimes they do not achieve success in this field. Some people of this sign happen to work in the areas, which have nothing common with their fields of specialization.
    
    They see their work as a very important part of their life. Hence, being rather industrious and scrupulous, they try to do everything as well as possible. They are not among those who choose the easiest way. They are rather talented in creating complicated situations for themselves and others.
    
    They remain noble regardless of the situation; one can always rely on this sign. In any situation, Fir never loses sangfroid, hope, and belief. This sign wouldn't go for little things. It will sacrifice little pleasures for the sake of the big satisfaction.
    
    The sign features: intelligence, analytical mind, tendencies to reflection, and logic.
    The sign representatives: Jeanne d'Arc, Napoleon Bonaparte, A.Tolstoy, J.Galsworthy, and Mopassan.

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