Harry Potter's best friend, Ron Weasley, was born on March 1, 1980. He was only a few months older than Harry and was a Pisces guy.
Like many people in this constellation, Ron was willing to spend time with friends and family, but he had little interest in becoming a "big star" like Harry.
Although Ron in the film often appears as a "comedian", in the novels written by J.K. Rowling, Ron is a more subtle and grounded character.
Next, let's go through the constellations and see if Ron is like a "qualified" Pisces.
1, the sun sign - Pisces
Pisces, among the zodiac signs, is considered the most suitable sign for friends.
Pisces-born people have a sensitive personality, are very concerned about relatives and friends, and will show a brave side when needed. However, because they care too much about their relationship with the people around them, they will be lacking in showing their personality.
We can see this in Ron. Whether with his brothers or with Harry, he was not the most dazzling being.
In addition, Pisces is not very good at time management, and may have some difficulties when it comes to planning to stick to a certain task. In the novel, it is often seen that Hermione is very dissatisfied with Ron's behavior of "temporarily clinging to the Buddha's feet" during the exam.
Pisces is more emotional than the ability to think independently. That's why when Harry was selected for the Triwizard Tournament, Ron mistakenly thought harry was angry that he was hiding his bid.
But when you calm down, you will be aware of your problems and will take the initiative to take action to save them. For example, in Deathly Hallows, Ron temporarily leaves the Horcrux Search squad, but after calming down, he quickly returns to the team and apologizes to his friends.
Interestingly, Ron's character, Rupert Grint, is a sharp-tongued, well-behaved Virgo who is very different from Ron's man. However, a large number of Fans feel that Rupert is the true color of the performance, which shows that Rupert's acting skills are first-class.
2, the moon sign - Virgo
J.K. Rowling did not specifically mention the time of Ron's birth, so his lunar sign could not be determined.
However, considering that Ron comes from the Weasley family like the sun, and the biggest feature of their family is red hair. So, let's assume that Ron was born when the Sun was at its highest point, then his Moon sign is Virgo.
People born in the moon sign Virgo are often not so confident, no matter how good they are, they will not be satisfied with their achievements. This is why Ron often shows a self-critical and inferior side.
However, this also explains why Ron appears to be very "poisonous" when criticizing others (in the novel), because he usually does not "practice" himself.
The negative effects of this lack of self-confidence are diminished in some cases, when they are taking care of others. Because caring about others is what they do best. Doing what they do best will greatly improve their self-confidence.
3. Ascendant sign - Cancer
The rising sign shows you how you relate to others and how you feel about yourself.
According to Ron's lunar sign, his ascending sign should be Cancer. People in this zodiac sign care a lot about family, friends and teams, and these are what Ron values most.
People with this trait will show an alienated side to strangers, but are very affectionate and honest with friends and family.
Therefore, Ron, who has always been kind to others, will show hostility towards the "stranger" Wickdor Krum, of course, there is also a relationship between them and their love enemies.
When it comes to love and dating, people with ascending Cancer are more likely to be attracted to people with authority, or at least smarter and more mature than they are.
Therefore, it is most natural that Ron will like a girl like Hermione.
Through the analysis of Ron's horoscope, it is not difficult to see that the birthday that J.K. Rowling chose for him is quite appropriate. I don't know, when she first wrote a novel, did she study the relationship between horoscopes and personality?