Aaron

Aaron serves as the main villain of The Great Disney Adventure II: The Book of Songs. The boy is a deprived teenager from the Real World who resents Disney and all that it stands for. He first appears in The Great Disney Adventure II: The Book of Songs in the chapter "Darkness Brewing"

Pre-GDA II

Aaron was raised in a dysfunctional household. His mother was a drug addict while his father was an unemployed deadbeat dad. He was given the magical DVD by his social worker, Gladys Nash when he was brought to his new foster family. He arrived in The Kingdom shortly after Kelsey and Emma returned home.

Aaron was given The Book of Songs by Walt Disney when he first arrived in order to see that it ended up in Kelsey's hands. He later arrived in The Desert where he was found by Jafar who took him under his wing. Aaron was made the figurehead leader by an organization of Disney villains known as The Thirteen.

The Great Disney Adventure II: The Book of Songs:

Aaron is leading the organization known as The Thirteen. Once Kelsey and Emma arrive in The Kingdom attempting to find Rob, Aaron kidnaps them and drags them to Hades' lair which serves as the headquarters for The Thirteen. Kelsey is able to outsmart The Thirteen and escape with Emma and The Book of Songs. Aaron spends the remainder of the book attempting to recapture Kelsey and force her to use The Book of Songs for his own devices. By the end of the novel, Kelsey ends up saving Aaron once he is betrayed by The Thirteen.

The Great Disney Adventure III: Heroes and Villains:

Aaron spends most of his time in the custody of Kelsey and her companions. He spends his time trying to convince Kelsey that people from the Real world are meant to be villains and should not fight their nature and try to be heroes.

Personal Relationships:

Aaron's relationship with Kelsey has had many twists and turns. The two often clash, especially over their philosophies about living in The Kingdom. He especially resents the fact that Kelsey has sympathy for him despite the power that he had over her at one point.

Aaron's unlikeable personality has made him the enemy of most of Kelsey's companions particularly Will Turner. Aaron constantly taunts Will and brings up the sore subject of Will's father. Will has threatened to toss him over the side of the ship on numerous occassions. Sophia has also built up a dislike of Aaron, mainly because of his constant bullying of her god-daughter Jackie.

Before his untimely betrayal, Aaron looked up to Jafar as a sort of mentor. Since he has had such poor relationships with her parents and foster parents. Jafar was the only adult that took an interest in Aaron's life.