The Trickster's Constellator is an anomaly of interpretive divination, a figure who reads patterns where others see coincidence, and translates chaos into navigable meaning. Like an astrologer mapping the night sky, the Constellator perceives hidden alignments within events, behaviours, and symbolic occurrences, forming constellations of insight that suggest direction and possibility. This role is not simply predictive, but clarifying: it reveals the structure beneath uncertainty. Unlike a general soothsayer, the Trickster's Constellator exists in service to the Trickster — the one who disrupts, reframes, and performs reality itself. Where the Trickster destabilises meaning, the Constellator stabilises it into temporary coherence, offering reflection to the one who generates paradox. In this sense, it is a recursive intelligence: the interpreter of the interpreter, the therapist for the one who disorients others. Within the archive, this anomaly represents guided vision — a bridge between chaos and intention, where meaning is not fixed, but constellated into usable form.