Sagittarius

The things you inherited without asking for them often come with their own strange comedy attached, and the comedy is usually more accurate than the official family story. You got your grandmother's temper and your father's way of leaving rooms, but you also got the family talent for turning pain into punchlines at exactly the wrong moment. What makes you laugh about your own patterns is the same thing that makes them impossible to outrun. The inheritance that seemed like a burden carries the instructions for how to carry it, written in a language only you and the people who gave it to you actually speak.