Okay, so Betty Suarez's antagonists on Ugly Betty were all Ardra women (Ardra Sun AND Moon Beckie Newton as Amanda Tanen, AA verified Ardra Ascendant Vanessa Williams as Wilhelmina Slater & Ardra Sun Lindsay Lohan as Kimmie Keegan).
Then there's Jane Quimby from Jane by Design, who was constantly getting dragged and sabotaged in her double life by her shiny and chic tormentors, India Jourdain (played by Ardra Sun India de Beaufort) at work and Lulu Pope (Swati Moon Meagan Tandy) at school, respectively. :
And let's also not forget this classic. We see the SAME industry, the SAME competitive threats and the SAME superiority complex encapsulated by Rahu-dominant women. Ardra Sun Meryl Streep as Miranda Priestly and Ardra Moon Emily Blunt as Emily Charlton in The Devil Wears Prada. :
I'm kinda lazy to explain in detail again because I've done so a couple times prior to this. Essentially, fictional characters played by Rahu-dominant women, across all ages, often get enshrined in our cultural memory as "Mean Girl" archetypes. As discussed before, they have their own individual story arc of realisations and repentance.
This role of an adversarial karmic bully perfectly fits the cosmic function of the chaya graha/shadow planet Rahu; its unparalleled ability to totally engulf even the mighty and glorious Sun indicates how "darkness" constantly rebalances, readjusts, and subsequently, pulls us back into the cycle we're all bound to. We are constantly forced to undergo green experiences. The human ego is tested and challenged by Rahu, so we get pushed into a time of self-reflection/introspection, one we can't avoid. Necessary compromises must follow, along with a complete reset in the face of this opposition.
Thus, Rahu represents the unfamiliar territories that both intimidate and debilitate us. This is metaphorically communicated through this particular film/tv show trope; Rahu's eclipse is a karmic lesson (channelled through the Rahuvian antagonists) that needs to be internalised by the protagonist, whose road to self-improvement would inevitably entail such trials, errors and tough lessons. These encounters are all embodied by these unfairly villainised Rahu-dominant characters, who also have their own share of challenges and demons to battle.
Much like Rahu, these women represent all that is unknown, which is both alluring and frightening, simultaneously. Isn't that why everyone hates the ice princess/dragon lady but still desperately wants her approval and alliance too? She personifies the learning curve to complete.
Also, as the utmost manifestation of tempting illusion (the mysterious but misunderstood power of form itself, Maya), of course the shadow planet Rahu, which thrives on change and revolution, is directly linked to an industry that demands fresh perspectives by the second. One day you're in and the next you're out.
Any field of work that focalises "deception" or enchantment in its most sophisticated forms becomes Rahu's playground. World-renowned enigma AA verified Shatabhisha Moon Mata Hari (famous for her divine seduction) :
Oh and I just had to share this one. Shatabhisha Sun Ke$ha's "Backstabber" being used in the background sums it all up perfectly; the vibes, the lyrics and the scenepack explain it all lol. :
