Aaron Bass
| Name | Aaron Bass |
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| Occupation | Judah Initiative |
| Episode(s) | 8.13 Everybody Hates Hitler |
History
Aaron is the grandson of Rabbi Bass a member of the Judah Initiative - a secret society of Rabbis which originated in Europe and formed to fight the Thule Society. Aaron is a secular Jew.
In the years since the war, Rabbi Bass moved to America bringing the Golem with him. He continued the work of the Judah Initiative and had been trying to find the red ledger which recorded magical experiments conducted by the Thule. He attempts to tell his children, and later Aaron about the Thule Society and his work, but they think they are made-up stories, part of his coping with the horrors of the war.
At his Bar Mitzvah, Rabbi gives Aaron a book on how to manage a Golem. Unfortunately Aaron uses pages to roll a joint of marijuana.
8.13 Everybody Hates Hitler
Appearances
8.13 Everybody Hates Hitler
A large box arrives at Aaron's home, and inside is the Golem of Vitsyebsk.
Aaron takes the Golem to try to find what happened to happened to his grandfather and find the ledger. Aaron is frustrated that he cannot properly control the Golem. He eventually teams up with Sam and Dean, and they track down the red ledger. A member of the Thule, Torvald, tries to take it and shoots magic poison dart into Sam and Aaron until the Golem kills him and the spell is broken.
Eckhart, the head of the Thule, and his men track down Aaron and the Winchesters and break in to steal the ledger. Eckhart can make the Golem inanimate, as Aaron had not written his name on a scroll in the Golem's mouth, which was required for him to properly take possession and control the Golem. When Aaron causes a distraction, Sam and Dean are able to shoot two of the Thule members as well as Eckhart, but one escapes.
Sam and Dean offer to store the Golem at The Bunker but Aaron writes his name on the scroll under his grandfather's name and takes responsibility for the Golem, vowing to continue the work of the Judah Initiative.
