Movie Characters that Sagittarius’ Relate to

Its Sagittarius season! Sagittarius are born between November 23rd and December 21^st. Sagittarians are optimistic, lovers of freedom, hilarious, fair-minded, honest and intellectual. They are spontaneous and fun, usually with a lot of friends, and are perhaps the best conversationalists in the zodiac. Sagittarius is also the final fire sign of the Zodiac, and the sign is also one of four mutable signs because Sagittarius is a mutable fire – meaning that the fire traits in Sagittarius spread flow, and change. Check out these movie characters that almost every Sagittarius can relate to.

Robin Hood

Robin Hood is never satisfied, he’s always looking to improve and get better at everything he does. We all know he’s a man of the people by being the first well-known vigilante in medieval times. He has certain unwavering ideals and his impatience to learn everything makes him a Sag. Add in the fact he is a world traveler, there is no doubt he’s a Sagittarius.

Jessie

Jessie has never been satisfied just being a toy, she wants adventure and seeing the world, she may not always agree with the rest of her friends, but she is still a good friend. She’s the most energetic of the toys, always looking for something to do and fight for, she lives for the adrenaline rushes. She’s a total Sag. 

Hagrid

Harry Potter may have been the star of the series, but the real favorite for movie/book fans was the lovable Hagrid. Since he first met Harry as an infant, he has cared for him and grew to love Ron and Hermione, becoming a loving friend. Born December 6th, he was meant to be a Sagittarius, his acceptance for all people and creatures, his generous nature, and his warm smile despite his giant stature.

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman is easily one of the most relatable characters in the DC universe for Sagittarius. She’s a naturally honest person with a whole lot of gumption, and she views everyone equally, which is what makes her such a good hero and which is why she would never feel out of place in any situation, regardless of how the people around her feel about her presence.