Mia Wallace: zodiac sign and birth chart

Mia Wallace has no canon birthday. Pulp Fiction never gives one, so her chart is read from her personality. She's a Scorpio four times over: Sun, Moon, rising and Mercury. That's the woman who studies Vincent on a security camera before she lets him see her, then tells him what comfortable silence really means. Libra Venus and Mars are why she'd still rather dance.

SunScorpio
MoonScorpio
RisingScorpio
MercuryScorpio
VenusLibra
MarsLibra

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SourceNo canon birthday: Pulp Fiction never gives Mia a date. The chart is NEBO's take, read from her personality.

Birth chart

Mia's chart at a glance

No canon birthday, so this is NEBO's take, read from her character.

FlowingTense

Fire0
Earth0
Air2
Water4

Mostly water. 4 of her 6 placements are water signs.
Double Scorpio. Sun and Moon in the same sign, about 1 in 12 people have that.
About 1 in 22 birthdays get Mia in the app's Cult movies world.
Other Scorpios here: Tyler Durden, Michael Corleone and Bruce Wayne.

NEBO's take

No birthday in canon. Her personality says Scorpio.

We ran Mia through the same model that matches people to characters in the app, and looked at which chart gets her most often. It reads her as Scorpio in almost every slot: watchful, private and always a move ahead of the conversation.

Canon

No canon birthdayNever given in the film

NEBO's take

Scorpio SunRead from her personality

Sun CanonNot in canonNEBO's takeScorpio
Scorpio runs on control and on secrets. Mia and Vincent's whole evening ends with one thing that the two of them agree nobody will ever hear about.
Moon CanonNot in canonNEBO's takeScorpio
A Scorpio Moon doesn't fill the silence. She's the one who brings up the comfortable kind, and treats it as the real test of a person.
Rising CanonNo birth timeNEBO's takeScorpio
No birth time in canon. First impression: a voice on an intercom and a pair of eyes on a security monitor. You don't see her face until she has decided you can.
Mercury CanonNot in canonNEBO's takeScorpio
Scorpio Mercury knows what's being said about her. She tells Vincent that he and his friends gossip worse than a sewing circle.
Venus CanonNot in canonNEBO's takeLibra
Libra Venus likes style and an audience. She talks about her TV pilot, Fox Force Five, like a story she's still deciding how to tell.
Mars CanonNot in canonNEBO's takeLibra
Libra Mars gets what it wants with charm. "I wanna dance" is not a request, and Vincent, who was told to look after her, gets up.

What the film does give: one long night, and a boss's wife who controls every minute of it. A Scorpio answer is to watch first, ask the awkward question next and keep the rest to yourself.

How she shows up

Why she's like this

Scorpio is the sign of watching, secrets and nerve that doesn't blink. Mia has one night of screen time and she does all three.

First impressionScorpio rising

Sees you first
Vincent arrives to pick her up and hears only her voice on the intercom, telling him to make himself a drink. She's in another room watching him on a monitor, and she takes her time.
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MindMercury in Scorpio

Knows what you heard
At Jack Rabbit Slim's she gets Vincent to admit the rumor he heard, about why Marsellus threw a man out of a window. She shoots it down and says he and his friends are worse than a sewing circle.
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FeelingsScorpio Moon

Unbothered by silence
The talk stalls over their milkshakes, and instead of filling the gap she names it. Her point: you've found somebody special when you can sit there quiet and be comfortable.
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LoveVenus in Libra

Wants the trophy
The twist contest gets announced and she wants in, and she wants to win. Vincent has no vote. They hit the floor and go home with the trophy.
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CoreScorpio Sun

Comes back from the edge
She finds Vincent's stash in his coat, takes it for something else and overdoses. He races her to his dealer's house, and an adrenaline shot to the heart brings her back with a gasp.
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In a fightMars in Libra

Closes the deal with a joke
Barely recovered, she agrees with Vincent that Marsellus never hears a word. Then she finally tells him the corny tomato joke from her pilot and walks back inside.
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