Jenna Dewan

Of her ten planets, four sit in air signs, three in water, two in fire and a single one in earth. Air reads the room and water takes its temperature; the element that would hold a position is nearly absent, which is unexpected in somebody whose first trade was dance. Dewan acts and dances, and the record names Step Up.

The Moon, Jupiter, Saturn and Pluto sit across twenty two degrees of Libra, four planets in the sign that attends to the other person, while Mercury, Venus and Uranus group in Scorpio. The Sun answers from Sagittarius. Partnered dance is a Libra undertaking before it is anything else, because the whole form depends on what two people do with each other's weight, and the chart puts four planets there. For a dancer, four planets in the sign of the other person is the form itself written into the chart.

Mercury sits conjunct Uranus two hundredths of a degree shy of exact, as close as this project finds a pair, speech fused to the planet that refuses the expected arrangement. Mars sits square Saturn at nine tenths, drive braced against limit. Not a single planet was facing backwards when she was born. For a dancer, drive held against the planet of limit is the aspect that turns training into a technique.

Jupiter stood again on its Libra birth degree on 9 October 2016, at thirty five. Libra puts the question as what was shared rather than what was taken, and two laps precede it. The film the record names belongs to the second of them. Four planets in Libra with one in earth describes somebody whose work has always been done with other people and who has almost nothing in the chart that stands alone. Her Moon sits on the final degree and a half of Libra at noon, close enough to the next sign that it may have reached Scorpio, which leaves the private half open between keeping the balance and keeping everything. Speech fused to the planet that refuses the expected arrangement, at two hundredths of a degree, is the detail worth keeping from this chart.