Suki Waterhouse

Earth holds five of her ten planets and fire three, leaving one each in air and water. Earth works at a thing for as long as it takes and does not need the result to arrive on time, which is a useful temperament for anybody running two careers at once. Waterhouse models, acts, and makes music, and the series the record names is one in which she played a musician while already being one.

The Sun and the Moon both sit in Capricorn, six degrees apart, with Uranus and Neptune in the sign as well: four planets inside seven degrees, which is an unusually concentrated group. Capricorn is the sign of the long plan and the obligation met. Having the public and private halves of the chart in the same narrow stretch of it means there is no internal disagreement about the work, only about how long it is taking.

The Sun sits conjunct Uranus at under half a degree, identity fused to the planet that refuses the expected arrangement, and makes easy contact with Jupiter at under a fifth. So the chart is simultaneously very settled and carrying the one planet that will not settle, inside the sign that least wants to be surprised. A second trio of Mercury, Venus and Mars sits in Sagittarius, and Jupiter alone was retrograde. For somebody running a music career alongside an acting one, a settled chart carrying the one unsettled planet is the whole arrangement.

Saturn came back round to its Aquarius degree on 10 February 2021, at twenty nine. A first circuit of Saturn weighs up what thirty years has actually left standing, and Aquarius answers in terms of the route taken rather than the distance. Somebody holding three trades at that point had an unusually long answer available to a question most people find short. Three planets in Sagittarius carry the restlessness that keeps adding trades, and four in Capricorn supply the discipline to finish any of them, which is the whole arrangement in two groups.