Aaron Dingle thought that his return to Emmerdale would be peaceful, but Christmas – New Year turned out to be the “re-exam season” of fate.

The new episodes show Aaron being pulled into the eye of the storm between the Dingle family and the evil Celia Daniels, pushed to the “breaking point” that actor Danny Miller himself hinted at.

When the whole village began to realize what Celia did to April, Dylan and a series of county lines victims, all eyes turned to the Dingle family, forcing them to choose: continue to stay silent or declare war.

From the beginning, Aaron was the type of person who supported his family.

He returned to the village in the mood to start over, but before the past could cool down, Celia revealed herself as the one who dragged the whole young generation into the drug ring and modern slavery. April was forced to be a “delivery man”, Dylan was chased by Ray, injected with drugs and left on the side of the road in a life-threatening condition. The mental torture of April’s family made both fans and the press call this the “darkest” arc in Emmerdale history, and in the dark corner of the Dingle house, Aaron knew he could not stay out forever.

Meanwhile, the Dingle family was also not at peace. Cain, Chas, Marlon all had their own obsessions; debt, Home Farm and Celia overlapped, making the “Dingle” family, which was famous for being reckless and playing with all their might, now become a burden. Aaron witnessed everyone arguing about whether to confront Celia directly or continue to “ignore the matter”.