Emilie de Ravin

Four of her planets sit in air signs and only one in water, with three in earth and two in fire. Air keeps a working distance from a situation and describes it; the element that would be pulled under by it is nearly absent. De Ravin is an Australian actress whose record names one series, an ensemble drama that ran for years and asked its cast to hold a mystery together.

The Sun, the Moon and Mercury group inside ten degrees of Capricorn, a tight trio in the sign of the long obligation and the thing seen through to the end. A second group of Mars, Saturn and Pluto sits in Libra. Capricorn is why somebody stays with a production for six seasons and Libra is why the staying is done alongside a large cast rather than at the front of it.

The Sun makes easy contact with Jupiter at under a sixth of a degree and sits square Mars at a fifth, so identity agrees with scale and argues with drive at almost exactly the same distance. That is a chart where the opportunity arrives easily and the effort does not. Not one of the ten planets was retrograde at her birth, so nothing here is being quietly reconsidered. For an actress who spent six seasons inside one ensemble, opportunity arriving easily and effort not is a fair description of how that kind of casting works.

Jupiter rejoined its birth degree in Scorpio on 4 November 2017, at thirty five. Scorpio extends the planet of expansion no credit at all, and what it records is depth rather than tally. Three circuits precede it, and the series the record names occupied most of the second, which on that measure is the answer rather than a complaint about the years since. Her Sun, Moon and Mercury all in one sign means there was never an internal argument about staying with it, only about what came after. Mars sits in Libra alongside Saturn and Pluto, so even the drive in this chart is stationed in the sign that checks with everybody else first.