Lizzy Caplan

The chart puts five of her ten planets in air signs, three in water, two in fire and not one in earth. Air arranges the thing and water registers it; the element that would plant itself and stay is missing from the chart entirely. Caplan is an American actress and the record names Masters of Sex.

The Sun sits on the ninth degree of Cancer and the Moon on the eighth of Scorpio, in easy contact at under half a degree, which makes what she is and what she needs unusually hard to separate. Mars, Saturn and Pluto sit inside twelve degrees of Libra. Cancer protects what is behind it, Scorpio admits nothing, and Libra negotiates; for an actress whose named work is a series about people discussing the most private thing there is, those three positions are a useful set.

Mars makes an easy skill of its contact with Neptune at under half a degree and Saturn sits in mild friction with Uranus at three fifths. Jupiter sits on the first half degree of Scorpio and Uranus on the first degree of Sagittarius. Uranus, Neptune and Pluto were the three retrograde planets at her birth, which leaves the heavy end of the chart facing the other way while the personal planets run forward.

Jupiter came back round to its Scorpio birth degree on 12 October 2017, at thirty five, and two laps come before it. Scorpio wants to know what the work cost privately, which in a performer whose subject was other people's privacy is a pointed reversal. Five planets in air with none in earth describes somebody who can hold a difficult conversation indefinitely and has nothing in the chart that ends it. A Sun and Moon in easy contact at under half a degree is the other fact worth keeping, because it means the public half and the private one want the same thing, which is rarer in this set than it sounds.