deep in the underground; jaxon & parker
Jaxon knew when he ended up at Disney World in the role that he’d received that it was going to be difficult. Training was something that he’d been expecting since he’d been told that he was going to be a face character, but finding out that he was going to portray Peter Pan of all characters, Jaxon immediately became nervous about the amount of training. For the first week or so, they had him in a fur costume outside of Epcot, solely so he could get used to the concept of what it was like to deal with all the guests in the park, but now they were putting him on a test run for Peter and Jaxon was nervous. He’d spent the past week being taught everything he possibly needed to know about Peter Pan and his world, and even had had the chance to watch one of the other Peters at the park do his showtime and interact with the guests. Now, here he was, waiting to get into makeup and costuming so he could be set up for his first test run as Peter for all of the guests. As he walked through the tunnels, holding onto his duffel and thinking about how strange it would be to actually be one of the characters he’d idolised as a child, he zoned out and managed to bump into someone. “Sorry,” he mumbled before he looked up at the person he’d run into, recognising his outfit instantly. “Oh hey, you work at Peter Pan’s flight! How cool. I’m Jaxon.”













