Chiron opposite saturn vs unaspected one

So I think many of us know Chiron opposite Saturn is quite painful. I was curious, what are your thoughts about this placement compared to an unaspected Chiron?

Do you think despite how painful it is, it being so much more visible also makes it easier to access to a point where it can offset this difficulty? Especially compared to an unaspected one that's disconnected from everything other than direct transits over it and therefore much harder to access.

I used to think the Saturn opposition was too much but once I started thinking about it, I do think that while painful, at least the wound's visible so you can actually work on it but for someone whose Chiron is unaspected, it's so hard to even grasp where the wound is coming from and you may never even reach it.

And bonus question: When working with Chiron, do you think it's more important to concentrate on the house, the sign it's in or the other planetary aspects it has? Or the current transits? I mean, I think they are all important, I'm just curious what other people's thoughts regarding Chiron are since it's such a deep and interesting part of each chart.

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