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Nut

    Naturalness in this sign's eyes is not an advantage. It cares about style and finest manners while being simply shy. Nut consists of many contradictions. It happens to be capricious, aggressive, and egoistic. On the other hand, the sign is hospitable and polite. It can be loyal, faithful, and changeable - all together. One never knows what to expect from this sign; you never know what it can do and how to deal with it.
    
    Without any reasons, these people can grant you their love or friendship today and deprive you of it tomorrow. Sometimes they like suffering, and forcing others to suffer brings them pleasure, too. They tend to complicate everything. These people suffer when they can't display their exclusiveness; they are quite jealous and affable - all of these make Nut an unsteady sign.
    
    If your friend or romantic partner is a Nut, then you should be ready for anything unexpected. If you feel you can resist Nut's influence, you can have a relationship with it; otherwise Nut will entirely bend you to its will.
    
    This sign can be a good strategist. It can evaluate consequences of its intentions and realize rather artful actions without compunctions. People of this sign often amaze people with the speed of their actions. On the other hand, there are people of the Nut sign who are rather quiet and modest.
    
    People of this sign want their life to be not an ordinary one. They don't fear risks and don't really try to show their good sides so that people like them. They do not recognize compromises and don't use trivial ways to achieve their goals. This sign had many friends, but it has many enemies, too.   People of this sign are used to relying on themselves only. Their privacy and independence are of vital importance for them. They are the people who should be noticed and considered.
    
    The sign features: resoluteness, observancy, and organizing skills.
    The sign representatives: Kant, Christopher Columbus, Elizabeth II (English), Shakespeare, Paganini, Katherine the Great, and Dostoyevsky.