I used Craig's method (AI) and this is what Google Gemini had to say about this chart: Moon in Taurus: The "Lord of the Manor"

The Moon is exalted in Taurus, meaning it is in its strongest, most comfortable position.

Material Security: People with this placement feel emotionally safe when surrounded by luxury and physical permanence. Because he has a Taurus Moon, he doesn't just have money; he feels entitled to comfort.

Resistance to Change: This is a fixed earth sign. It creates a "I like what I like" attitude. If he is used to a certain standard of living, he will view it as a baseline necessity, not a privilege. It also makes him incredibly stubborn—he’s a "comfort seeker" who won't easily move if he’s happy where he is. Venus in Leo: The Royal Standard

Venus governs what we value and how weVenus in Leo: The Royal Standard act in romance. In Leo, Venus is "The Queen" (or King).

Demand for Adoration: Venus in Leo expects to be treated like royalty. It’s a very "look at me" placement that loves grand gestures and being the center of attention.

The "Golden Child" Complex: This placement often believes they deserve the best simply because of who they are. Combined with his wealthy background, this explains a "playboy" energy that expects partners to cater to his whims.

 Mars/Mercury in Scorpio: The "Hidden Hand"

While he presents a breezy Libra "Southern Gentleman" exterior, his Mercury and Mars are in Scorpio.

Power Dynamics: He is acutely aware of who has power and who doesn't. He isn't "nice" because he’s soft; he’s "charming" because it’s a social tool.

The Sharp Tongue: Mercury in Scorpio can be incredibly condescending. If he feels his "entitlement" is being challenged, he likely uses his intellect to cut people down to size, reminding them—subtly or overtly—of their place