Gillian Jacobs

Her chart puts five planets in air signs, three in fire, two in water and not one in earth. Air reads the room and works out what it wants; the element that would plant itself and stay is missing entirely. Jacobs is an American actress and the record names Community and Love.

The Sun, Mercury, Venus, Saturn and Pluto all sit in Libra, five planets across nineteen degrees of the sign that attends to whoever else is in the scene. That is half the chart in one sign, and the Sun sits conjunct Saturn at two thirds of a degree and conjunct Pluto at under nine tenths, so identity is fused to both limit and concentrated force at once. Mars, Uranus and Neptune group in Sagittarius beyond them.

Saturn makes easy contact with Neptune at under half a degree, the tightest contact here, limit and image on comfortable terms. The Moon sits in easy contact with Pluto at over half. Nothing in her chart stood retrograde on the day she was born. For an actress whose work has been inside ensembles, a Sun welded to Saturn in the sign of the other person is a precise account of what that job requires.

Jupiter came the whole way round to its Scorpio starting point on 17 August 2018, at thirty five. Scorpio declines to take the public version of a thing as the thing itself, and two laps precede it. For a record that names two ensemble comedies rather than a lead part, the public version is exactly what the sign sets aside. Five planets in Libra with none in earth describes somebody built to work with other people and nothing in the chart that holds a position of its own. Her Moon sits late in Scorpio at noon and may have crossed into Sagittarius, which puts the private half between giving nothing away and saying all of it. A chart with no retrogrades and half its planets in one sign is unusually settled about what it is for.