Noomi Rapace

Five of her ten planets sit in earth signs, with two in fire, two in air and a single one in water. Earth builds and keeps going, and the element that would show what any of it feels like is nearly absent. Rapace is a Swedish actress and the record names her as the first to play Lisbeth Salander, a character whose entire method is to give nothing away to anybody.

The Sun sits at six degrees of Capricorn and the Moon at five of Taurus, two earth signs in easy contact at under a degree, which makes what she is and what she needs unusually hard to separate. Mars, Jupiter and Saturn group across seventeen degrees of Virgo behind them. Three earth signs occupied and one water planet is the chart of containment rather than of display, which is exactly the register that part is played in.

The Sun sits in easy contact with the Moon at just under a degree, which is the most settled pairing available and rare enough to note. Mercury sits in mild friction with Venus at over half a degree, so speech and taste do not quite agree. The Moon stands at a strained angle to Neptune at two thirds. Jupiter alone was moving backwards at her birth, which turns the planet of reach inward. For an actress holding a character who gives nothing away, identity and need in agreement is what makes that much restraint sustainable as a job.

On 28 September 2015 Jupiter stood again on its Virgo birth degree, at thirty five, in reverse as it was originally. Virgo checks the work rather than enlarging it, so what the planet of reach is asked there is whether the thing survives inspection. Two circuits precede it, and the part the record names arrived inside the most recent of them. A chart with the Sun and Moon agreeing in earth and almost nothing in water describes a performer who can hold a part like that for as long as it needs holding without the restraint costing her anything. Her Moon sits early in Taurus at noon, with the sign before it still possible, Aries, which leaves the private half open between refusing to move and moving first.