Why is the constellation Cassiopeia shaped like a ''w'' but now it looks like a squiggly line?

The constellation Cassiopeia is traditionally depicted as a "W" shape due to its five prominent stars, which outline the figure of the mythological queen. However, as the Earth rotates and the stars move across the sky, their positions change, causing the constellation to appear more distorted or squiggly. Additionally, the perspective from which we view the stars can affect their arrangement in our line of sight, contributing to this altered appearance.