Meg Foster

Fire takes four of her ten planets, air four, and earth and water one each. Fire performs and air reads the room; the elements that would ground any of it or sit with how it felt are down to a planet apiece. Foster is an American actress, the record names They Live, and it also names a pair of famously pale blue eyes.

Mars, Saturn and Pluto group across fourteen degrees of Leo, while the Moon, Mercury and Uranus sit across twenty one degrees of Gemini. Leo performs and expects the room; Gemini talks and moves and will not be pinned down. The Sun answers from Taurus, which holds its position. For an actress whose record names a physical feature alongside a film, a Leo group doing the presenting and a Gemini group doing the reacting is the working arrangement.

Nothing in this chart sits inside a third of a degree of exact, which makes it a birth with no single pressure point in it. Jupiter stands at a strained angle to Pluto at a third, the closest thing here, and Mercury sits in easy contact with Venus at three fifths. The two planets facing backwards at her birth were Jupiter and Neptune. In an actress, a chart this loose is less a lack than an absence of anything forcing one kind of part over another.

By 23 November 2019 Jupiter had returned to its Sagittarius birth degree, at seventy one, in reverse as it was originally. Sagittarius measures the reach of a thing and not its weight, and five circuits precede it, which few charts live to collect. For a working life long enough to collect five of those, reach is the measure that takes in the whole of it rather than the one part the record names. Four planets in fire and four in air, with a single one in earth, is a chart built to be looked at rather than to stay put.