Pluto's sign is shared with everyone born across a dozen years; the seventh house is what makes it this native's marriage. Partnership here is not companionship but transformation. The native attracts powerful, damaged, or controlling counterparts and is entirely unable to find the mild ones interesting. Each significant union takes the native apart and returns them altered, and the biography is best told as a series of relationships rather than a series of jobs.
The struggle is over power, and it is conducted continuously, usually without either party naming it aloud. Who decides. Who knows what. Who could survive the ending, and who could not. Such natives are formidable in any adversarial profession — litigation, negotiation, arbitration, industrial relations — because they read a counterpart's position and pressure points within minutes of sitting down, and because they are not frightened by another person's anger, having lived among worse.
The cost is visible to everyone, this being an angular house. Marriages end in scorched fashion, with a completeness that shocks the friends who watched. Jealousy operates as surveillance rather than as accusation. And the native projects their own buried force outward — choosing partners who will express the ruthlessness they will not own, and then fighting them for it, which is the same fight conducted at greater expense.
What It Gives
- ◆Formidable in adversarial work
- ◆Reads a counterpart instantly
- ◆Unafraid of another's anger
- ◆Emerges altered from each union
What It Costs
- ◆Continuous struggle over power
- ◆Jealousy expressed as surveillance
- ◆Own ruthlessness placed on partners
This is one line of a whole chart. The rest of it — every placement, house and aspect at once — is a birth date away.
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