Bret Hart

Fire takes five of his ten planets, with two apiece in earth and water and a single one in air. Fire moves and expects to be watched; the element that would talk a thing over is down to one planet. The record calls Hart a Canadian wrestler of a famous wrestling family.

The Sun sits at eleven degrees of Cancer with Mercury at nine, and the Moon answers from Virgo at eighteen. Venus, Mars, Uranus and Pluto spread right across Leo, the sign that wants the room. Cancer looks after what it belongs to and defends it sooner than the threat warrants, which for somebody working in the family trade is the placement to start from. Neptune sits on the last ten minutes of Libra.

Mars sits conjunct Uranus at just under a degree and a half, which is sudden force: decisiveness, physical daring, and a genuine dislike of being controlled. In a wrestler born into the business, that last phrase is the one to sit with. Saturn lies at an awkward angle to Mercury at seven hundredths of a degree, the closest contact in the chart, and at that same angle to the Sun at just over a degree and a half, so the planet of limit is obstructing both identity and speech, and it was retrograde while it did it.

Jupiter came back round to its Virgo birth degree on 14 August 2016, at fifty nine, eight months after Saturn had closed its own second lap, and four laps precede it. Virgo asks whether a thing would survive a second look, which for a career made inside the family trade is a sharper question than it sounds. Drive welded to the planet that refuses an arrangement, under a protective Cancer Sun, is the fact worth keeping from this one.