Starting at birth, this ranking continues to impact the individual's life: the rich prosper while the poor struggle to sustain. Stanley Kowalski is a blue collar worker who prefers a simple, traditional life. Born to immigrant workers, Kowalski started and continues to exist at the bottom of the social ladder. On the other hand, Blanche DuBois is the naive, upper-class southern belle. Neither Blanche nor Stanley can see eye-to-eye. Blanche points out their stark differences in demeanor in a conversation between her and Stanley through astrology. Blanche harps on the fact that Stanley must be "born" under a brutish sign which explains his animal-like behavior as well what must have been the reason for his commonness. At first she guesses that he is an Aries due to his loud personality, but it is revealed by Stella that he is in fact a Capricorn (page 88). Although the sign is not developed more than that in the play, Capricorns are known for being hardworking, stubborn individuals; the definition of blue collar workers. Blanche is shown as a Virgo which holds true when looking at her facade. Virgos tend to be concerned with the higher things in life. It seems to be that mimicry is a common tactic used by Blanche to survive the end of her cushioned life. Even though Ms. DuBois has strayed from these ideas, she was