Jennifer Carpenter

Earth holds four of her ten planets, fire three, water two and air a single one. Earth keeps at the thing and fire gets it started; the element that would stand back and talk it over is nearly absent. Carpenter is an American actress and the record names Dexter and nothing at all beside it.

The Sun sits at fifteen degrees of Sagittarius while Mars, Jupiter and Saturn group across nineteen degrees of Virgo. Sagittarius heads outward and assumes it will be welcome; Virgo corrects what is in front of it and keeps its head down. For an actress whose record rests on one long series rather than a list of films, drive, scale and limit all stationed in the correcting sign is the structural half of the chart.

Not one aspect in this chart sits inside a degree of exact, and not one of the ten planets was retrograde. That combination is unusual. It describes a chart with no single tight pressure point and nothing quietly reconsidering itself, which in a performer whose record rests on one sustained part is less a lack than a kind of stability. The closest thing to a tight contact is an easy skill between Jupiter and Uranus at just over a degree.

On 25 September 2015 Jupiter stood again on its Virgo birth degree, at thirty five. Virgo asks whether the thing was done properly rather than how far it got, and two laps precede it. For a record with a single series on it, whether the thing was done properly is the only question worth putting. Three planets gathered in Virgo, with nothing retrograde and no aspect inside a degree, is as unforced a chart as this project finds, and the Leo Moon is the one placement in it that wants the room. Three planets in Virgo with nothing retrograde and nothing tight is as unforced a chart as this project finds, and the Leo Moon is the one placement in it that wants the room.