Trey Parker

Six planets of the ten sit in air signs, three in earth, one in water and not one in fire. Air works out how a thing is put together and what can be said about it, and the element that would go at it out of sheer appetite is missing from the chart entirely. Parker co-created South Park, and the record gives that and nothing else.

The Sun, Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Uranus all sit in Libra, five planets across twenty four degrees of the sign that will not hold one position without also holding its opposite. That is half the chart in the weighing sign. The Moon answers from Aquarius, which stands outside the whole arrangement. For a satirist whose method is taking both sides of an argument apart in the same half hour, that structure is close to a complete account.

Mars sits square Jupiter at fifteen hundredths of a degree, about as close as two planets get, drive braced directly against the planet of scale. The Sun sits in easy contact with Pluto at a ninth. Saturn is held at an awkward angle to Uranus at two fifths, limit permanently just out of true with the break. Saturn alone was retrograde at his birth. In a writer whose programme takes on something new every week, drive braced against the planet of scale is the aspect that keeps the target large.

Jupiter came the whole way round to its Libra starting point on 11 August 2017, at forty seven. Libra asks what the other side of it was, and three circuits precede it. For somebody whose trade is supplying the other side of everything, that is the question the work already answers. Six planets in air and none in fire describes a chart that argues its way to everything and never once charges at it. Mars braced against Jupiter at fifteen hundredths of a degree is the one place the chart does push, and it is drive against scale rather than drive against a person. His Moon in Aquarius, well clear of the Libra group, is the placement watching the argument from outside it.