Study on the constellation of little women.

Joe is a Sagittarius, and the prototype is the author alcott. Alcott was born on 1832,165438+1October 29th. The novel also mentions that Joe was born in 165438+ 10: "10/month is the worst month of the year ... that's why I was born in this month." November is the most unpleasant month of the year ... that's why I was born here. ")

Joe is a typical Sagittarius. On the one hand, he is extremely eager for freedom and adventure, full of innovative spirit and inspiration. On the other hand, he is also subject to rules and ethics, homesick and responsible.

Laurie's constellation can also be inferred from the novel. They met at a dance at Mrs Gardiner's house during Christmas. When Joe asked Laurie about her age, Laurie said, "Next month, she will be 16 years old." (Aquarius 65438+1October 20th-February 18) "

Judging from the date, the first half of June 5438+10 may also be Capricorn, but the eccentric Laurie is obviously more in line with the characteristics of Aquarius: "innovation, freedom, pursuit of unique life, great personality and charm ... Aquarius love needs friendship very much."

As soon as Laurie met Joe, he expressed his ideal life, that is, "living in his own way." Aquarius people like to be funny and humorous in front of familiar people, and get along well with Sagittarius, just like the shy Laurie is extremely lively in front of Joe, and their novel and eccentric ideas hit it off.

Sagittarius and Aquarius are very similar in their pursuit of freedom and innovation, as Mrs. March later commented on them: "You two are too alike, too free, not to mention your hot temper and stubbornness" ("You are too alike, too free, not to mention your hot temper and strong will." ) These two constellations really match, and they get along well, and there is no lack of fun ... When they are in a bad mood, they always like to read the parts of Joe and Laurie when they were young: they skated together, rowed together, shared secrets and planned all kinds of things together. ...

I like a description in the novel: Joe went to the door to meet Laurie and asked, "Is that my boy?" Laurie replied, "Just like you are my girl." Then let Joe take his arm. ...