Not in This for Your Revolution: As Aiden makes clear early on, he has absolutely no stake in the conflict between the Survivors and the Peacekeepers and only cares in as much as they can help him find his sister.Even when surrounded by multiple people who threaten to kill him, his first response is to snark or threaten them right back.
Nerves of Steel: While Aiden panics at times, in general he’s rarely ever fazed by anything. Interacting with Lawan has him open up more and care for both his friends and the city at large. When Spike separates from him early on he barely reacts and just asks if they'll see each other again in a couple of years. Ineffectual Loner: At the beginning due to being a Pilgrim. Even when passing by NPC's wondering aloud who's responsible he never says anything. Humble Hero: Despite being a One-Man Army who near-singlehandedly starts reclaiming territories of the city in order to restore water and power, Aiden never brags or even seems to care if people know he's the one who did it. The reason for this is uncovered once the player investigates the Observatory: Aiden never even knew his surname until he checked through the GRE's records. AIDEN DYING LIGHT FULL
First-Name Basis: Aiden never introduces himself to anyone he meets by his full name.He can also use Inhibitors to increase his health and stamina with other characters noting that said drugs have a decent fatality rate, making the pilgrim's casual usage all the more noteworthy. Empowered Badass Normal: Aiden was experimented on by the GRE and as a result he is stronger, faster and more durable than the average person.
This can be averted by making various choices such as sparing Hakon and choosing certain dialogue during the "Shoes" quest.
Did Not Get the Girl: Depending on certain choices the player makes, the budding feelings between Aiden and Lawan can go nowhere with him leaving alone in one ending because of his degenerating condition. He does this even as his infection peaks and he's slowly turning into a Volatile hybrid. He fights Waltz a total of four times without rest after already having fought through a facility full of zombies and Renegades. Determinator: Present from the first scene onwards, but particularly noticeable at the endgame. In some circumstances Hakon can take her place instead. But Now I Must Go: Regardless of the ending, Aiden leaves the city due to his infection and returns to the open road. Worse yet, if Aiden chooses to save his sister instead, Lawan successfully destroys the missiles and if Hakon is still alive she survives anyway. The city is severely damaged and at the end Aiden has to leave because his state is still getting worse. Aiden's mutation acts up while saving her, causing enough chaos for the missiles to launch. All for Nothing: Choosing to save Lawan in the Last-Second Ending Choice ends like this. His search has now brought him to Villedor, one of the last (barely) standing cities in the world, and a place that will be forever changed by his actions. 
A young pilgrim who spent most of his life in the post-apocalyptic world, having been part of an experiment at the age of 5 with his sister, who he's been searching for ever since they were separated.
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