Hermione's Birthday was Re: The timeline on the DVD *confirms* canon;

[Susan Fox-Davis]

No: HPFGUIDX 55984

<Jo Serenadust, who wishes that JKR had made Hermione's birthday
August 19 at this point>

Not me! Sept. 19, 1980 is just fine. I've cast her astrological chart
with the free service on www.Astro.com, using 0600 for time of birth to
assure a Virgo ascendant as well and it so fits her personality,
assuming a birthplace of London, England for lack of any other canonical
evidence.

INTERESTING CHART.   This kid is a Virgo with lots of planetary support,
with planets in Virgo and fellow Earth sign Capricorn.  All significant
aspects are on one half of the chart only, from Capricorn to Leo.  All
planets are direct.

Here are the planetary positions:

Planetary positions  -  planet - sign - degree -  house -  motion -
Susan's comments

Sun   Virgo   2624'33   01 direct  [Yeah no kidding]
Moon  Capricorn  1545'19  04  direct  [Another earth sign, no wonder
she does poorly in Trelawney's class, her psychism is completely
grounded.]
Mercury  Libra  1435'02  02  direct
Venus   Leo   1217'40   11   direct  [Her libido is in a fire sign, oh
yes! She did indeed ask Viktor to the ball!]
Mars   Scorpio   1356'44   03   direct [Square with Venus - obstruction
to love life, shippers take note - it may take a long time to get into a
relationship.  Wonder where Ron's Mars is?]
Jupiter   Virgo   2200'40   01   direct
Saturn   Virgo   2943'19   01  direct   [This is where her study charts
come from, yesno?]
Uranus   Scorpio   2234'46   03   direct
Neptune   Sagittarius   1959'38   04   direct
Pluto   Libra   2041'39   02   direct
True Node   Leo   1937'48   11   direct
Ascendant   Virgo   1804'46

I also seriously consider that Hermione could have excelled in Prof.
Trelawney's class if she had gotten into the mathematics of astrology
rather than the "soft" science of interpretation.  Or is that covered in
Mathemagics along with Numerology?

What we need now is some more specific dates and times for character's
births and major dates in history such as Voldemort's first fall.
Wheee!  If anyone wants to take a flyer at interpretation, I've no
objection certainly.

Mathimagically yours,
Susan Fox-Davis
selene at earthlink.net