Lauren Cohan

Six of the ten fall in air signs, with two in fire and one each in earth and water. That is one of the most lopsided distributions a chart can produce, and air is the element that stands outside a situation to work out what it is. Cohan is American and British on the record, and the record names one series, so the public half of the career rests on a single long commitment.

The Sun sits at seventeen degrees of Capricorn and the Moon at seventeen degrees of Gemini, at an awkward angle to each other within two fifths of a degree. Capricorn takes the long view and meets the obligation; Gemini will not be held to one register. Two nationalities and one very long job is both of those at once, and the angle between them is the kind that never quite settles into either.

Mercury sits in easy contact with Uranus eight hundredths of a degree short of exact, the tightest aspect in the whole chart, so speech has an immediate line to the unexpected. Mars, Saturn and Pluto group in Libra across seventeen degrees, which puts drive, restriction and force in the sign most concerned with the other person. Venus, retrograde at birth, is the only planet running backwards. For an actress with two nationalities and one very long series on the record, speech wired straight to the unexpected is the most employable thing in the chart.

Jupiter arrived back at its starting degree in Scorpio on 11 November 2017, at thirty five. Scorpio does nothing partially, so the question it puts to the planet of reach is how far into something a person went rather than how many things there were. For an actress with one long series on the record, that is the more flattering of the two measures available. Three laps lie behind that date, and the one that closed on it holds the whole of the commitment the record is built on, which is a tidy coincidence of a career and a cycle rather than a meaningful one.