Christopher Abbott's Birth Chart: Aquarius Sun

Pluto in Scorpio is at home: it exhumes what is buried and rebuilds from it.

Mars in Sagittarius acts on conviction, and needs room to move.

Saturn in Sagittarius examines belief hard, and keeps what survives.

Uranus in Sagittarius unsettles religion, law and what a culture believes.

Neptune in Capricorn asks institutions to mean something, and is disillusioned.

The Sun in Aquarius builds identity through independence, ideas and community.

Venus in Aquarius values friendship and freedom, and loves on its own terms.

Jupiter in Aquarius grows through ideas, groups and a cause worth holding.

Mercury in Aquarius thinks in systems and holds unusual views firmly.

The Moon in Pisces absorbs the feeling around it, and needs retreat to clear it.

Independence and identity in easy agreement, giving effortless originality that can stay unused.

Mind enlarged by Jupiter, broad and persuasive, reliably careless with detail and small print.

Depth and feeling in easy agreement, unshockable and regenerative, with the descent never required.

Affection enlarged by Jupiter, generous and popular, with indulgence and ease as the standing costs.

Imagination and feeling in easy agreement, kind and receptive, with the gift usually left recreational.

Need and anger in conflict, producing indirect temper and eventually a hard-won skill with conflict.

Thought and taste merged, giving graceful expression that can smooth content into agreeableness.

Need in conflict with restriction, producing early withdrawal and, over time, hard-built emotional strength.

A sextile held by almost everyone alive, background context rather than an individual signature.

Drive bound by Saturn, disciplined and enduring, with frustration and buried anger as the price.

Identity fused with charm and taste, making approval easy to get and hard to do without.

Identity enlarged by Jupiter, giving generous confidence with a persistent problem of proportion.

Mind and identity welded together, giving fluent self-expression and little distance from an opinion.