Kit Connor

Four planets of the ten sit in water signs, three in earth, two in air and a single one in fire. Water registers a thing before deciding anything about it, and the element that would go at it directly is nearly absent. Connor acted in Heartstopper and the record says he played Elton John as a boy in Rocketman.

The Sun, Mercury and Uranus sit across nineteen degrees of Pisces, three planets in the sign that keeps no edge of its own, and the Moon answers from Libra. Pisces takes on whatever is in the room and Libra attends to whoever else is in it. For an actor whose two named parts are both somebody else's interior life rather than a performance of force, that pairing is the whole working equipment.

Mercury sits square Pluto at a sixth of a degree, speech braced directly against concentrated force, which is the tightest contact here. Mars stands at an awkward angle to that same Pluto at two fifths and sits in mild friction with Saturn at half. The Sun sits in mild friction with Venus at under a quarter. Jupiter alone was retrograde at his birth. In an actor this young, speech held that hard against force is the part of the chart the parts are drawing on.

Jupiter came the whole way round to its Virgo starting point on 19 May 2016, at twelve, which is the only circuit this chart has yet completed. Virgo wants the work inspected rather than counted, and nothing precedes this lap at all. Both parts the record names arrived after it, which puts the entire career inside a single Jupiter circuit. Three planets in Pisces and one in fire is the structure of somebody who absorbs a part rather than attacking it. His Moon in Libra is the placement that reads the other person in the scene, which both of the named parts depend on entirely. For an actor still inside his first Jupiter lap, there is more chart here than there is record to put against it.