Aiden

"I'm not there yet!"
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## Aiden

### Location

Pineshadow, Washington
Bellingham, Washington (formerly)

### Nickname(s)

Stalker (by Evie, Mya, and Winter; formerly)
Mr. Loverboy (by Mya; formerly)

### Family

Unnamed parents

"*I'm... I'm not trying to play the victim. Life's just been really challenging for me. When I met Winter, I fell in love with her instantly. She... she is - was - my first crush. But love can make you act all sorts of ways, and I let that influence my decisions for the worse. I regret what I did to you, Winter - I always will.*"
—Aiden owning up to his mistakes, *Stalker*

**Aiden Luftkin** is a minor character in *The Adventures of Evie and Mya*. A newcomer to Pineshadow, he fell in love with Winter to the point where he obsessively stalked her. However, he has since ceased this behavior and is now one of her best friends.

## Appearance

Aiden has pale, lightly tanned skin with freckles on his cheeks and light, messy chestnut hair. His eyes are forest-green. His right eyebrow is split on the side.

Aiden wears a green Aéropostale jacket with the company logo and "New York" and "Est. 1987" imprinted on it. The strings of his jacket are light gray and end in darker gray circular tassles.

## History

### Season 1

#### *Stalker*

"*Winter... I'll* never *tell a* soul *at PMS that you're a lesbian. With all my* heart*, I swear... I'll* never *try to ruin you or come close to you the way I did... and I understand if you don't* ever *want to forgive me... I know I'm probably undeserving of it anyway.*"
—Aiden refusing to bring harm on Winter again

In the school gym, out of the corner of her eye, Winter sees a male student walking up to her, Evie, and Mya. He nervously asks if he can sit with them, which she accepts, wary. Enjoying her kindness, he takes a seat next to Winter, bubbling with excitement, and he introduces himself in Aiden, requesting her name. Despite feeling off, she introduces herself, and he finds her name to be pretty. She nods, tensing and gritting her teeth, and stepping in, Evie and Mya also introduce themselves. Growing attached to the girls, Aiden becomes more drawn to Winter and her style, keeping his gaze on her, which forces her to smile politely, unnerved by the sight of him. Evie, breaking in to alleviate the disquiet, says that she can't wait to play in the snow later, and her friends, along with Aiden, agree. The bell rings, allowing the girls to leave the gym and head out, but unbeknownst to them, Aiden has started to develop something for Winter - and he desires to capture her attention. Later, after the end of third period, Evie and Mya are walking to fourth period when an annoyed huff is given from behind them, revealing the presence of Winter, who is troubled and irritated. Mya prompts her on what's ticking her off, and she replies that Aiden followed her, couldn't stop staring, and pestered her with questions. Sharing a glance, the girls wonder if he has sinister intentions, but Evie dismisses it as silly and encourages Winter to not worry about it, citing that boys do weird things from time to time. Mya agrees, but Winter protests that he tried to ask about her personal life, to which Evie responds that she has to tell Aiden not to do that. That way, he won't pester her again. Winter still remains riddled with doubt, believing she won't get Aiden to change his ways.

Shortly after arriving in math class, Aiden suddenly appears in the doorway, asking Mrs. Hawkins if he's in the right class, noting that he switched periods. Dumbfounded, Winter wishes to stab her eyes out while the other two girls are shocked, knowing that Aiden will be with them for the rest of the year. Hawkins welcomes him to her period and instructs him to sit with the girls, directly next to Winter, and exuberant seeing her, he does so. He expresses how happy he is, repulsing her greatly, although Evie and Mya aren't as concerned. Mya doesn't understand what she's worrying about, thinking that he just wants to befriend her. Winter eyes her friends, an eye twitching, but Evie shrugs and urges her to calm down. She doesn't notice any problems, but as class progresses, issues become more apparent. Aiden proves to be a nuisance, as he constantly stares at Winter and tries to move closer to her, much to her disgust, and Evie and Mya grow uncomfortable. During breaks, Aiden also refuses to stop talking to Winter and gives her numerous compliments in an attempt to flatter her, which is clearly failing to the point where she is unable to faux smile anymore. Mya groans, begging for it to end, and Evie, intervening, tells Aiden to pipe down and give Winter a break. Observing how exhausted she is, he apologizes, though he doesn't refrain from staring. Throughout the day, his behavior continues to worsen - he follows Winter everywhere she goes, chats about things she is hardly interested in, reveals things she does not care about, and emphasizes points neither she nor the girls can wrap their heads around. When eighth period ends, Winter slinks away into the crowds and escapes the school building, troubling Evie and Mya; Winter has now become a hermit instead of coming out of her shell. The two discuss their worries, with Mya noting that Aiden cannot understand Winter has problems in trusting people.

Without warning, they hear the hyper sound of Aiden's voice, and alarmed, they discover him bothering Winter on a bench. Unable to even try responding to him anymore, she covers her face with her hands, all while Aiden inquires about her hair. The girls, infuriated by how he has shut Winter down, break in. Pinching Aiden on his shoulder, Evie chastises him for overwhelming their friend and orders him to leave her alone. Mya also points out that some of his questions are too personal for Winter to answer in the first place. Guilty, he apologizes and runs off, and Evie encourages Winter to relax now that Aiden is gone. She thanks her and Mya for helping, and pulling her coat, she says that she's going to go home and unwind. Both bid her farewell; Mya hugs her, again making her tense up. After she walks home and is out of earshot, Evie and Mya share the same, horrific thought - Aiden wants Winter to be his girlfriend - and should Winter not pick up on the signs soon, things will get messy. That evening, Winter eats smores Goldfish and listens to the Varien song *Transmissions from Lemuria*, enjoying the electro swing track fondly. Out of nowhere, she receives a knock on her door, and startled, she shuts her CD player off and draws her knife, creeping toward the door. She doesn't answer, not knowing who's behind it. Winter, peering through the eyehole, finds Aiden outside, mortifying her, and she wonders how he managed to find where she lived. With horror, she realizes that he stalked her and refuses to speak a word, trying to give Aiden the illusion that she is nowhere to be found. However, it doesn't work, and he knocks again. Her patience evaporating, Winter loses it when he calls her name and opens the door, demanding what he wants.

Noticing that he has a glitter card in his hands, she hopes he didn't buy it for her, but to her terror, he confirms that he did, saying that it's meant to be an apology for annoying her earlier. Humiliated, she takes it and stiffly thanks him. He states that he'll see her tomorrow before running off. Winter slams the door shut, locks it, and hides in her blanket, analyzing the card and grossed out by the glitter and cute messages inside. She wishes to bury herself and never see daylight again, and panicking, she struggles to breathe, fumbling for her phone and sending Evie and Mya an urgent text message - they need to talk. Fifteen minutes later, they arrive, and she invites them inside. Both question what's going on, and she passes them the glitter card, biting her lip. The two are in disbelief, and Evie considers it to be an indirect love confession. Winter stutters that Aiden followed her to her cabin and knows where she lives, to which Evie admits that she feared this was going to happen, and she demands what she means, frightened. Mya begins to say that Aiden's behavior means something serious, allowing Evie to finish, and she reveals that he has fallen for her. Winter gasps, unable to believe it, and her friend describes just how avidly Aiden admires her. Breaking down, Winter denies that everything is real and reminds the two that she can't love men, for she is a lesbian, begging to be left alone. As she begins to cry, Mya's heart shatters for her, and she reassures her that she's going to be okay, suggesting she come out to Aiden so he can move on from her. She instantly rejects it, fearing he'll use the information against her, but Evie insists she's not seeing the positive side of coming out - Aiden is flawed, but he's genuinely a good person and won't ever inform anyone at PMS she's gay.

Winter snaps that he's crazy and wants to know everything about her, and once he does, he'll humiliate her; it happened before and it'll happen again. Mya counters that they'll chastise him if he does that, but Winter still doesn't believe it and says the damage will already be done by then. Protesting, her friend begs that she's going about this the wrong way - Aiden is a human, and all humans make mistakes - if she can correct him, her nightmare can end. Her words finally make Winter snap, and she screams that she is always living a nightmare, causing Mya to stumble into Evie, petrified. Immediately filled with regret, she apologizes for scaring her, and Mya approaches gingerly, picking up her hand, but she blushes and tells her not to touch her. Mya drops Winter's hand, yet remains close to her, wanting her to be nothing but peaceful and alright. Rubbing away her tears, Winter murmurs that she doesn't want to come out to Aiden, and relenting, Mya tells her that she doesn't have to, encouraging her to breathe. This time, Winter allows Mya to hold her hand, enjoying the contact and finding her kindness to be heavenly. She smiles, thanking her, and Evie affirms that she must assert herself to Aiden by being confident. A few minutes later, Evie and Mya leave, and Winter is able to sleep peacefully. The next day, however, she is back to worrying. In science, she is unable to concentrate and barely writes her assignment notes in her notebook, imagining that Aiden will give her more cards. She squeaks, and when Mya attempts to reassure her that he won't ask her out, she shoots her a death glare and breaks her pencil tip. Frustrated, she tunes up her pencil with Evie's sharpener. By the end of class, Mr. Gill chastises her for slacking off. In the hallway, she loses the will to follow Evie and Mya, desiring freedom and an escape from Aiden.

All of a sudden, someone grips her wrist, alarming her - and Aiden says that he wants to talk with her for a moment. Bewildered, she freezes as she is pulled near a wall, and Evie and Mya, stunned, stop and stare at the unfolding scene. Mya scolds herself for unintentionally predicting the moment, but Evie silences her, focusing on Aiden and Winter. Tugging Winter closer to him, Aiden, in a deep trance, wants to make her his and tells her that he can't deny what he feels around her. Mortified, Winter can't move, pained and unable to prevent from asking her the most gut-punching question she has ever heard, with Evie and Mya bracing for it as well. Aiden proceeds to ask her out, inquiring if she'd like to be his girlfriend, smashing her heart in pieces. Refusing to accept it, she squeaks, and he asks if this is alright, wanting to show her many things. Gritting her teeth and knowing she's going to cry, Winter floods with sheer amounts of rage, vowing to not be Aiden's fool. He says that he loves her, and she furiously hisses that she does not want to be his girlfriend, causing everyone in the hallway to stare at her. Dejected, Aiden demands what she means, and growling, he finally notices that she is upset. Winter wails that she never wanted this; she'll never develop feelings for him and made it clear she was uncomfortable around him, but each and every time, he only latched on more. Evie and Mya fill with sympathy for their friend, knowing she never deserved this. Desperate to numb his pain, Aiden prepares to speak, but Winter cuts him off, snapping that they didn't have chemistry and ordering him to go home and leave her alone. Hanging his head in shame, he walks off, as does Winter, who doesn't bother seeing anyone's reaction to her red, humiliated face. Albeit rattled by her bout, Evie and Mya know their friend needs their help and fast.

Later, after arriving at her cabin, Evie asks if Winter's okay, which she confirms, and she agrees to talk about what happened when suggested to by Mya. She admits that she didn't expect Aiden to be so romantic, wondering how foolish he could be when every hint she dropped was obvious. Evie remarks that his judgment is blinded by his obsession with her, but there is a way it can be fixed - and reluctantly, she instructs Winter to come out to him. Baring her teeth, she growls that she never will throw out her identity to a stranger, accusing her of being crazy. Mya pleads that Aiden won't leave her be, asking what would happen if he kept stalking her, but Winter insists that she likes her life the way it is, tears welling in her eyes. Quivering, she adds that she can't sacrifice herself and give up her life, fearing that if Aiden possesses private information, he'll use it to destroy her. Evie and Mya finally see the insecurity Winter has in full, realizing that it stems from her past - they cannot keep pushing her the way they are. Not letting their friend live in any more pain, they pull back on the pressure, and Evie comments that in the end, it's her decision, not theirs. The three decide to have a snow day to boost Winter's morale, but it ends up going horribly wrong when Aiden throws Evie and Mya into a tree, then confronts Winter, who shrieks. Evie and Mya are astonished to find Aiden confronting her, pain reflected in his eyes. Terrified, Winter's heart beats out of control, and he takes a step toward her, motivated. She demands why he's here despairingly, and he snaps that she broke his heart, yet still wants her, begging that she be his girlfriend.

The girls are stunned by his authority and blunt behavior, and Winter states that she doesn't want this, having never asked for Aiden to stalk her, struggling to form counterarguments to halt him. She exclaims that she can't feel anything for him, only fueling him further, grabbing her wrist and refusing to take no for an answer - he won't stop until she agrees to date him. Irate, Mya vows to send him to the moon, but Evie stops her before she can do anything and insists that, despite the danger, Winter must learn to fend Aiden off on her own, as he will never properly learn his lesson if they intervene. However, as she figures that out, they can help raise her spirits. Hearing her cry, they head deeper into the Piney Woods. Winter stammers that she's not like Aiden, feeling dizzy, her strength ebbing away. She insists that she is unable to love him and can't tell him why, but Aiden accuses her of making excuses, demanding that she be his. Advancing toward her, he closes the gap between them, and gasping, Evie observes that Winter is backing dangerously close to an uncovered sewer. Mya points out that she's going to fall, and as she continues to back up, Winter lets tears slip down her face. Aiden snarls at her to accept her fate, but she refuses. Evie and Mya, realizing that this is their final opportunity to save Winter, take action. Evie shouts at her to listen while Aiden snaps at her to answer, and she faces Evie, mouth open. The latter yells at her to tell the truth, as it's her only chance, but she mouths that she can't. Aiden demands an answer from her, but Evie says that he doesn't understand why she won't love him because he's misunderstanding - it's okay to tell him why she can't love him. Winter is still unable to respond, though Mya pitches in, urging her that she doesn't have to admit everything about herself to Aiden, but the one detail that'll stop him. Despite Aiden advancing again, she doesn't stop and contrasts him from Daniela, exclaiming to Winter that he won't antagonize her or leak her secrets; she can clear his head - and Aiden isn't the next Daniela.

Shutting in her eyes, Winter remains on the fence regarding her decision, but Evie and Mya shout that she is brave and that she can be fearless. As Aiden is about to grab her by the coat, Winter hears a thousand voices in her head urging her to keep quiet, but realizing that Evie and Mya are right, she sets aside her fears of letting her secrets slip. Knowing where Aiden is misunderstanding her, she promises to make him see that she is in control. Winter says that she's been hiding the truth from him and has been dreading telling him it, but he isn't having it and demands at her to spit it out. Refusing to go back, she reveals that she hasn't been into him from the start and never will be because she is a lesbian - she only develops sexual attraction to girls. She tries to step forward, but her boots slip in the snow, and she falls into the uncovered sewer. However, she is grabbed by Aiden, who is remorseful and concerned for her. He heaves her up and back onto the snow, and after a tense silence, he sobs, apologizing for almost hurting her and chasing her when she never would have fallen for him to begin with. Sniffing, he buries his face in his knees, and Winter inches closer, developing sympathy for him. He wails that he's foolish for humiliating her and making her so insecure, in addition to stalking her and becoming a horrible person, knowing he deserves the pain. Evie and Mya, seeing his breakdown, relate, and Evie notes that it's not easy to get over mistakes like his. Understanding that he became too involved in Winter's privacy and hurt her friends, Aiden swears to never tell anyone at school that she's queer and will never attempt to ruin her life again, also allowing her to not forgive him if she chooses. Recalling how she paid no mind to anyone at PMS, her trust issues, and teaching herself to lack empathy for anyone but herself, Winter comes to realize that her friends and Aiden have taught her to not be heavily veiled with others. Seeing that Aiden is hurt from hearing that he chased her for nothing, Winter clears her throat and murmurs that she can't blame him when she hid the truth from him; she struggles to share what she keeps in to others and while she won't share everything, she should have at least told him sooner.

Aiden asks if she means it, and Winter reveals that she has an inability to be open to other people and has seen the ugliest side of life. However, she won't hate him for his mistakes, and they can move on peacefully. Nervously, Aiden accepts her offer and gives her his hand, which he shakes. Winter then orders him to apologize to Evie and Mya, and doing so, he confesses that he should have listened to them from the start - they were always right. Both accept the apology. Aiden, continuing, shares that he is new to Pineshadow and had previously moved from Bellingham, suffering from bullying at his old school, but since moving, he's hardly found where he belongs. The three girls relate, and not wanting to offend Winter, Aiden clarifies that he isn't trying to play the victim - but life is very challenging for him. When he met her, he fell instantly. She was his first crush, but he let his love influence him in a bad light - though now, he will always hold himself accountable for what he did. Mya, putting a hand on his shoulder, says that she understands, as she is bullied sometimes, and Evie agrees. Winter has the most empathy and assures Aiden that they have a lot in common, and she isn't sure if they'll ever hang out again, but he can leave knowing they're on good terms. The girls then return to their snow day, allowing Aiden access to their fun, and by the end, Winter curls up in her cabin with a smile on her face. A day later, Winter walks out into the chilly atmosphere, just having said her goodbyes to Evie and Mya, recalling that throughout the day, she and the girls had helped Aiden find students who fit his demographic. Winter still doesn't like him as much as her friends do, but is relieved they are on the same page and can communicate far better than before.

#### *Ex-Girlfriend*

Winter chastises herself for thinking that after dealing with Aiden, she'd be immortal to other threats. Later, as she flees from Evie and Mya, Winter recalls how they helped her through dealing with Aiden. During her confrontation with Daniela, Winter contrasts her desire to murder her from Aiden's desire to have her love him.

#### *There's Something About Mya*

Mya notices that her last message with Winter was the latter's sole text about Aiden, and she notes that the day they dealt with him wasn't fun.

#### *She's Plotting Something*

Winter admits that Daniela has been plotting to kill her since the situation with Aiden was resolved.

#### *The Party*

"*Hurt [Winter]??? For god's sake, we mustn't let it happen! Evie, Mya, we're in. We're going to help you protect Winter.*"
—Aiden pledging his and Henry's help in finding Winter to Evie and Mya

Aiden is named as one of the partygoers by Rex, something Winter finds interesting. Later, during the party, Evie and Mya spot Henry and Aiden mid-conversation and approach them. Aiden quips that the current song playing, *Children of the Night*, isn't approrpriate for the party since it's very Halloween-themed, but Henry tells him to give the school credit, as it's catchy and nearly over. He takes the point, asking if the party's been good so far, which he agrees with. When Aiden offers him some punch, Henry politely declines, wanting to wait after already having the pizza. Just then, the girls arrive, shocking both boys, who demand what's going on. Mya explains that they're searching for Winter, naming her appearance, unsettling Aiden in the process. Henry admits that he hasn't seen her, to which Evie snaps that she's in serious danger, and petrified, Aiden remembers what he did to her weeks ago, knowing something ominous is brewing. Evie affirms that Daniela blackmailed her way to the party and will do something terrible to her, leaving Henry in disbelief, and he comments that they aren't ready for what's going to happen. Aiden, breathing uneasily, vows to save Winter and declares that they're going to help the girls.

Evie asks the boys if they can see Winter, but after looking at the first floor, they report that they can't see her. The four then approach the Rafiq sisters; Evelin offers them some punch, but Aiden refuses, noting that they have a crisis going on. Mya reveals that Winter is missing and that her ex-girlfriend, Daniela, blackmailed her way to the party - and she wants to hurt her in revenge. Sarah, horrified, is left stuttering, and Evelin demands if they saw the bully at all. When all four shake their heads, she lends them her and Sarah's help, instructing them to scan the crowds at eye level. However, they are ultimately too late to save Winter, for Daniela ambushes her minutes later, much to their terror.

#### *Winter Storm Arising*

"*Oops... you caught me." [...] "You were* kicking ass *out there! Dude, I've seen the* fiery *side of you, but I did* not *see the screaming,* wild *side of you! That was* chaotic*!*"
—Aiden to Winter

Aiden, watching the fight between Winter and Daniela, questions what the latter's motive is, becoming panicked along with his friends. When the fight grows more violent, he pleads that they have to do something, but Evie urges that they can't - Daniela would simply expose them for helping Winter. After Daniela accuses Winter of lying, Aiden snaps that her claims are "bullcrap," knowing Winter well enough personally to say that she can't lie. Once Daniela swings the knife at Winter, Aiden buries his face in Henry's shoulder, distraught. However, she ends up surving due to Evie and Mya intervening. Upon Winter's departure and Daniela's supposed victory, Evie assigns him and Henry to evacuate the left side of the cafeteria and make sure there are no injuries. Both agree, with Aiden noting that he's in it for Winter and everyone's sakes, and they rush off. When Mya rushes outside and finds Winter, she notes that she survived Aiden and reminds her that she stood her ground against him, even becoming one of his friends.

Following Winter's defeat of Daniela, someone calls for her, and surprised, Winter sees Aiden and an unfamiliar friend of his. Cologne fills her nostrils, and she points out that he smells like an Abercrombie & Fitch, making him blush. He admits to wearing it, but shrugging, he comments that she was kicking ass - he has never seen such a wild, chaotic side of her before. Winter responds that chaotic is who she is, and Aiden affirms that he's glad to have met her. She questions if he's trying to flatter her, and flustered, he quips that he just admires her. The two then hug, and Winter is again overwhelmed by his Abercrombie cologne, wondering how much he applied. Aiden's friend steps forward, introducing himself as Henry, an acquaintance of Evie and Mya's. Accepting him, she shakes his hand and relaxes. After the crowd chants Winter's new nickname, Snowlight, Winter's new friends and family crowd around her.

### *Winter's Tales*

#### *Dance of a Thousand Eyes*

Winter meets Aiden and grows wary of him, proven when he continually bombards her with questions and annoys her, and later, Evie and Mya. Things escalate when he visits Winter's cabin, and Evie and Mya reveal he has a crush on her, though Winter refuses to come out of him out of fear she will be demonized at school. Later, Winter becomes paranoid of his presence and is humiliated when he asks her out in the hallway. However, she still refuses to come out to him for a second time, and Evie and Mya treat her to a snow day to calm her down. Out of nowhere, Aiden strikes and tries to make her love him by force, backing her over an uncovered sewer. With no other option, and trusting in her friends' encouragement, Winter reveals she is a lesbian to him, which makes him feel regret. Aiden saves her from falling and apologizes for his behavior, and he and Winter make amends. Soon, the girls find him some friends of his own.

#### *Return of Snowlight*

Aiden is mentioned by Winter when she apologizes to Evie and Mya for lying since the ordeal with him. He is also mentioned by Mya when she makes Winter remember her tenacity. After Daniela's defeat, Winter catches up with Aiden, noting that he applied too much Abercrombie cologne to himself.

### *Little Miss Perfect*

Evie sighs, knowing she's been meaning to tell Winter about her mother since the incident with Aiden.

### Specials

#### *The Guardian of Angels*

During Winter's story, Mya points out that the lead character is practically Aiden, much to her embarrassment.

## Personality and Traits

At first glance, Aiden is shy, friendly, and eager to befriend others. Mostly innocent and well-meaning, he lacks the ability to pick up on most social cues and may accidentally upset other people, in addition to making them uncomfortable. He is, however, able to understand his shortcomings and apologize, even if he continues making mistakes afterward. Upon meeting Winter, his demeanor takes a radical shift and morphs into an obsession - Aiden constantly tries to get her to talk to him and excessively rambles, putting pressure on her especially with her lacking select social skills. He becomes enveloped with Winter's life and so enamored by her that he quickly falls in love with her, and despite her and Evie and Mya's clear indicators that his behavior is off-putting, he continues, growing blind to the true impact of his actions. Although most of what he does is in good faith, his obsession begins to turn him into a lovesick, possessive stalker. When Winter rejects his desires for them to date, Aiden tries to force her into dating her, wishing for no one else but her to love him.

Aiden, needing Winter to be his one and only, uses a suave outlook and tempting promises to make her date him, showing that he can be controlling even when he doesn't mean to be. He is pushy and becomes dependent on Winter to make him happy, even following her back to her cabin just to give her a card that would satisfy her. When his efforts seem all for naught, and reeling from being rejected, Aiden reaches his limit and stalks Winter while she is with her friends, refusing to back down and even approaching her with seemingly malicious intent. Despite his efforts and aggressive advances, when Winter informs him that she's a lesbian and can't fall for him, Aiden realizes that he's gone too far, saving her life and breaking down in tears. This depicts him in a softer light. Aiden goes on to admit that he's struggled with bullying and fitting with the right demographic, and Winter helped him cope with that pain, but he ended up hurting her and knows he deserves the blame. After the girls forgive him, Aiden is now seen as misguided and never truly a villain - and with help from the girls, he finally begins to like his place in Pineshadow and moves on from his first crush. Afterward, he becomes resolute in his abilities and gains valuable self-esteem, using this to help his friends in *Winter Storm Arising*.

## Trivia

* Aiden is voiced by Jorge Diaz.
* He is based off Mattholomule from *The Owl House*.
* Aiden is misunderstood and was never properly an antagonist. Therefore, Av felt it was appropriate to have him bond with the girls when rewriting *Stalker*.
* He likes Abercrombie & Fitch.
* Winter does view him as a best friend after Season 1.