Moon in Gemini Storyteller

A Clever Storyteller

 

The moon is a satellite that functions much like a planet.  It represents emotion, memories, introspection/reflection, perception, nurture, growth, and imagination.  Because of this, it will influence how we tell stories. The moon doesn't necessarily tell stories in the methodical way (like Mercury would); the moon reflects the more emotional or subjective part of story telling which is based upon our perceptions of the world or how we wish the world was. Gemini is the sign of the twin(s) which represents communication, duality, activity, experimentation, and thought.  Gemini is ruled by Mercury, the planet of the mind, communication, and skill. Gemini is a mutable sign which means it is adaptable/flexible by nature and it is an air sign which means it is mental. It is also an extroverted sign, which means it expresses itself more overtly.

 

When the moon is in Gemini the emotions motivate the native to react in a more thoughtful way, using more clever ways to handle inner feelings.  They can be evasive with their feelings because these natives like to keep things light. They are quite curious as people; they are most content when they have answers to life's questions.

 

Moon in Gemini Story

The moon in Gemini native is a clever, witty, experimental, and thoughtful storywriter.  They may be interested in writing stories that are thought provoking and mentally stimulating to readers.  The natives may be comical in many ways, with a twinge of sarcasm/satire. They would also enjoy listening or reading stories that are like this as well.  Of course, these natives think about life in much deeper ways then people expect which will be evident in their story writing. They tend to get bored with stories with the same old methods of storytelling.  They like to try new ways of writing or read stories with interesting plot twists and turns. They may enjoy stories with puzzles to solve or mysteries. Their setback is the struggle to finish a story because boredom takes over them often, as they jump in and out of moods quickly.  Think about that writer that comes up with an idea, but then scraps it as quickly as they begun because they're just not into it anymore. They might be better at writing short stories or poems. When people criticize their artistic direction in storytelling they will always have a communicative and clever comeback. They don't take things as seriously as others, so the criticisms don't bother them as much as long as they have the freedom to write as they please without hindrances.  Natives with moon aspecting Mercury may relate to this description.

 

Example of moon in Gemini story writers:

Rudyard Kipling is known for writing The Jungle Book, Kim The Man Who Would Be King, Mandalay, Gunga Din, The Gods of the Copybook Headings, The White Man's Burden, and IF—.

C.S. Lewis is known for writing The Screwtape Letters, The Chronicles of Narnia, and The Space Trilogy.

Others: Franz Kafka, Salman Rusdie