The Chicago P.D. Character You Are Based On Your Zodiac Sign

After the success of his NBC firefighter procedural "Chicago Fire," television producer Dick Wolf expanded his Windy City universe with "Chicago P.D." ("CPD" for short). The show follows the intelligence unit of the Chicago P.D., led by Sergeant Henry "Hank" Voight (Jason Beghe) and consisting of an elite group of detectives who work with criminal informants, run undercover operations, and use any means necessary to eliminate crime in their city. Several main characters have come and gone along the way, but every single one of them has made a mark on the show and stood out for different talents, values, and weaknesses.

"Chicago P.D." has a robust ensemble cast, and every member of the unit has forged a unique narrative throughout their time on the show. Whether you relate more to stubborn and talented Detective Erin Lindsay, playful and impulsive Detective Adam Ruzek, or another CPD IU team member past or present, everyone can find a little bit of themselves represented in this part of NBC's One Chicago crime juggernaut. Not quite sure which "CPD" crime fighter matches your personality? Never fear, our guide to "Chicago P.D." characters for every sign of the zodiac is here. Looper has looked at many seasons' worth of choices from a dozen different characters to see how each one embodies a distinct zodiac sign.

Detective Antonio Dawson is the even-headed, down-to-earth member of the CPD IU who often represents the voice of reason, especially for his sergeant, Hank Voight. Antonio's reasonable nature is a classic Earth sign trait, and his glib humor (In Season 2 Episode 2 "Get My Cigarettes," he makes a particularly dark joke about a hit placed on his coworker Jay Halstead) and family-oriented values align perfectly with the steadfast, home-loving zodiac ram, Taurus. In Season 5 Episode 3 "Promise," Antonio faces a choice between his devotion to his family and Latinx community and to upholding the law. Antonio makes the good choices that Hank can't always make, and in that same vein, Hank makes the morally questionable choices that Antonio is too stubborn to turn to despite his overarching loyalties to values that aren't always honored by the law. Antonio is a devoted father and, just like a Taurus, he will always put his home life above everything else, though he never uses this as an excuse to slack off on his other duties.

Detective Jay Halstead is the emotional heart and compass of the CPD Intelligence Unit, and thus a perfect representation of the zodiac's Cancer. He is idealistic and believes in justice, and even when he wanders from the legal path, as is the case with the man who murdered his ex-girlfriend's brother, he does so with an extraordinary amount of love and emotion in his heart, and he never lets himself forget. Like a Cancer, Jay can sometimes hide in his shell in order to protect himself and his sensitive heart; a perfect example of this can be found in Season 8, Episode 3 "Tender Age," in which he only confesses his romantic feelings for Hailey after she takes the leap and does it first. But once a Cancer has decided to open themselves up to a partner or friend, they are exceptionally loyal and dependable. After telling Hailey he loves her in Season 8, Episode 11 "Signs of Violence," Jay also tells her that she can take her time saying it back — he's not going to abandon her because of her baggage. Jay is a great partner and detective, and allows himself to be guided — but not controlled — by his emotions.

Sergeant Trudy Platt is competent, stern, and very tough on the uniformed officers she supervises. She has the drive and ability of a Virgo, but she also has a Virgo's sharp tongue and tendency to intimidate. For much of the early seasons of the show, Trudy often butt heads with then-officer Kim Burgess, maligning Kim's tendency to center emotions over protocol and logic when considering a dilemma. She doesn't take the high road when an officer disagrees with her either, usually assigning undesirable equipment, squad cars, and beats to uniformed officers who have gone against her in some way. Like a Virgo, she isn't likely to admit it when she's in the wrong, but at the same time, she's not in the wrong very often. In Season 4, Episode 3 "All Cylinders Firing," Trudy shows that she's tough inside and out after surviving an attack and later exacting revenge on the person responsible for her father's death. Like any Virgo, her determination can take Trudy just about anywhere she wants to go.

Erin Lindsay grew up with an unreliable mother and unforgiving circumstances, and because she was and always has been adaptable, guarded, and tough, she survived her childhood and later thrived as a detective for the CPD Intelligence Unit. She's a Scorpio through and through, down to her ability to feel things very deeply, even if she doesn't always show it. Throughout her time in the unit, Erin often empathizes with survivors of difficult circumstances, as they remind her of her own early struggles. In Season 1, Episode 4 "Now Is Always Temporary," Erin works to help a young drug addict named Nadia to turn over a new leaf, going above and beyond her role as a detective. Sometimes, though, Erin feels and empathizes so deeply that she uses her composed and guarded exterior to cross ethical lines as a means to an end. For example, in Season 4, Episode 23 "Fork in the Road," Erin temporarily loses her badge after she violently beats a suspect for information, and even though she's exonerated, she decides to leave Chicago for a fresh start.

Sergeant Hank Voight is the leader of the CPD Intelligence Unit, not because of his ambition or ability to play political games, but because of his determination to get things done by whatever means possible. He's an authentic man and a hard worker, and he serves as the unglamorous yet essential spine of the Intelligence Unit, much like the role filled by Capricorn in the zodiac. 

Capricorns don't play games or put on airs, and what Hank lacks in charm he makes up for in force of will. Many view him as simply ruthless, but he has a generous side, too, often going out of his way to provide second chances to young, troubled survivors and suspects who show promise, just as he did with Detective Erin Lindsay, whom he took in as a teenager. in Season 4, Episode 23 "Fork in the Road," he comes full circle with Erin and helps her make another new start, proving his consistency and desire to do good. Any Capricorn leader knows they need to surround themselves with people whose strengths make up for their weaknesses, and that's why so many of the people who work for Hank are so different from him. He needs emotional and ethical perspectives, and while he doesn't always agree with them, he always hears them out.

Detective Kim Burgess' most notable trait was her compassion, long before she joined the CPD Intelligence Unit and worked as a uniformed officer. Her kindness and emotional intelligence all make her a standard-bearer for the sign of Pisces. In Season 1, Episode 5 "Thirty Balloons," Kim and her then-partner Kevin Atwater respond to a call about a robbery to find a woman who's just trying to steal food in order to feed her children. Rather than arrest her, Kim gives the mother money to pay for the food, and this later ends up rewarding her — nobody has karma quite like a Pisces. 

Even though other members of the CPD often view Kim's compassion as a weakness, she knows it's one of her greatest strengths, and never lets it get in the way of her ability to do her job. Kim, like a Pisces, feels her feelings deeply and expresses her emotions openly, and this is especially personified by her passionate, on-again, off-again romantic relationship with Adam. She's someone who wants to trust people, and even though she's been burned in the past, she still ultimately takes an optimistic approach to life and her relationships with others.