The system counts the tenth, eleventh and twelfth months as late ones: they were not there in the ancient calendars, and the lineage tasks here are more distinctly tied to material things.
The October task is to work through what has to do with money in the lineage. Somebody did not pay somebody back, short-changed them in a division, promised help and did not give it — and ever since, the family has kept its reckoning in money.
An October person finds this as calculation where there should be none, and often catches themselves at it: help is weighed up, a favour is remembered, the account is kept in silence.
The task is to stop the reckoning. To give without return where giving is called for, and not to measure a relationship by what has been put into it.
It is fulfilled when it becomes possible again in the family to ask and to receive without terms being set.