Pushy, demanding, overbearing, self-righteous, unfriendly, manipulative, spiteful, malicious, liar with low self esteem that's easily overwhelmed--well, that sure is Lucas (The reversed Queen of Wands in this case).
And, as usual, he's in fantasy land in which he'll reconcile with his family, start being invited to parties, make friends, get a bae. The star comes in like those rare people who think They Alone can convince Lucas that the problem is him and that if he fixes himself it'll all work out.
Like those people, The Star gets thwarted because Lucas' brain is essentially a bunchy of easily scattered dry peas, so he'll never focus on doing anything useful and will stay stuck in his fantasy land of being a successful, desirable man that is only kept from that success by "cockblockers" (Seven of Cups).
The sad part is, The Star is correct: If Lucas had the capability to take stock of himself, take accountability for his decisions, get into therapy, be honest with that therapist and with himself, and stick with it, he'd probably do all right.
But, looking back at the reversed Queen of Wands, the Seven of Cups, and moving on to the King of Pentacles and Ace of Wands, we see Lucas firmly entrenched in his fantasy of being The Great Undiscovered Genius.
The King of Pentacles is especially funny because it shows Lucas views himself as a mature, successful, stable man.
Ace of Wands is just more of his fantasies about new beginnings; we saw that with the college sagas, getting into Mallon Place, getting his ID card, etc...it's all fantasy though, and will never happen.
In the second set of three, I asked specifically about his health and how things would play out at Mallon Place.
Reversed Queen of Swords, Page of Swords, and Reversed Two of Swords seem to indicate that all of the bullshit lies he's been telling himself and the staff at Mallon Place, as well as his erratic, violent, disruptive behavior are going to come to a head and he'll be ousted--any delays in that will likely be solely due to Mallon Place needing to check with their lawyers to see if they could be in legal trouble if they kick him out.