Elizabeth Gillies

Three of the ten stand in earth, three in air and three in water, leaving exactly one in fire. That one is the Sun, in Leo, which means the sign that most wants to be looked at has no support from its own element anywhere else in the chart. On the record Gillies is an American actress named for one series, born in 1993, which is a career with a single title carrying the public half of it.

The Sun is at four degrees of Leo, near the start of the sign, and the Moon sits in Scorpio, which wants very nearly the opposite: Leo works in full view and Scorpio gives nothing away. An actress whose standing rests on one visible part has both of those in play, since the part is public property and the person doing it need not be, and the chart does not reconcile them.

Venus sits at an uneasy angle to Pluto at an eighth of a degree, the nearest to exact of any pair in it, so what she values is pressed on by concentrated force. Mars makes easy contact with Uranus at under a fifth of a degree and with Neptune at just under half, which is drive on comfortable terms with disruption and with image at once. Four planets of the ten stood retrograde at her birth. For an actress whose public half rests on one series, drive on easy terms with both disruption and image is the serviceable half of the chart for television.

Saturn completed a lap and stood again on its opening degree in Aquarius on 24 February 2023, at twenty nine, still in reverse, as it was at birth. A first Saturn return wants to know what the first thirty years produced, and Aquarius answers by describing the angle something was approached from. For somebody who began working young, thirty years is a longer professional record than the number suggests, and nothing in this chart forms a pattern to brace any of it, so the Leo Sun carries the public half on its own.