Debbie Reynolds

Fire takes four of her ten planets, with two apiece in earth, air and water, and nothing is missing from the balance. The Sun, Mercury and Uranus spread across thirteen degrees of Aries. Four of the ten were retrograde: Mercury, Jupiter, Neptune and Pluto. The record says Reynolds made Singin' in the Rain at nineteen having never danced, that she spent decades rescuing Hollywood costumes and props nobody else would keep, and that she died the day after her daughter Carrie Fisher.

The Sun sits in easy contact with Jupiter at under four fifths of a degree, and the reading is growth without much friction, glossed as opportunity that arrives through being well thought of and as an easy faith that things will work out. The record's first fact is an opportunity that arrived before the skill did. A nineteen year old cast in a dancing picture who had never danced is that first clause exactly, and the friction the reading says was absent went into learning the job after being handed it.

Mars stands at an awkward angle to Jupiter at just over a degree, action outrunning sense, glossed as taking a risk because it is available rather than because it is wise. The record's second fact answers that in the opposite direction. Decades spent keeping costumes and props nobody else thought worth keeping is a long, unglamorous bet on things turning out to matter later, which is the slowest and most patient version of a risk available, and the record credits her with it rather than with any flourish.

Her Moon sits on the twenty fifth degree of Aquarius at noon with Pisces still possible, so it is left out, and the tightest contact in the chart goes with it along with one in the death sky. She died in Los Angeles on 28 December 2016, at eighty four, the day after her daughter. That second death belongs to another person and another chart, and this entry has no standing on it. Uranus stood conjunct its own birth place at just over a degree and a half that day, a full return, which is her age restated and nothing else, because Uranus takes about eighty four years to go round. The Moon was balsamic and nought per cent lit.