Jez

Jez or Jezebel is one of the fictional characters of "The Kingdom Keepers" and "".

The Kingdom Keepers: Disney After Dark

In Disney After Dark, she plays a seemingly evil and very mysterious girl with jet-black hair, pale skin,and gray eyes. She's only evil because a spell was cast on her to make her that way and prevent her from helping the Kingdom Keepers, though this is unknown until explained at the end of the book and in its sequel. Maleficent, the antagnist of the story thought of her as a future threat so she cast the spell. Towards the very end, Finn Whitman, one of the main characters, unknowingly frees her of the spell using the power of his DHI form. Jez is then revealed to be Amanda's sister.

The Kingdom Keepers II: Disney at Dawn

the plot of the second Kingdom Keepers book revolves around a day-long trek through Disney's Animal Kingdom to find Jez, whom had disappeared the night before. In Disney at Dawn, because Finn turned her back to normal, Jez now looks different. She still has pale skin and gray eyes, but she now has blonde hair, lighter eyelashes and eybrows, and freckles; she is also a whole lot more nice and innocent. Her personality is revealed more in the book; she is over-obsessed with her iPod, loves word games and anagrams, and seems to be slightly more of a rebel than her adoptive sister, Amanda. The reason that Maleficent thought of her as a threat is revealed: She's a Fairly. Not a Fairy, a Fairlie. Fairlie - fairly human. Her Fairlie power is that she can dream the future. Maleficent believed Jez could reveal her plans to the Kingdom Keepers, and ruin her plans to takeover the Animal Kingdom. She gets captured by the Overtakers, Maleficent and Chernabog's followers, and is hidden in a hollow animal feeder resembling a tree stump, but she soon escapes, leaving behind the words: "Change Rob." While making her escape, she accidentally finds herself within the tiger enclosure, and is spared yet doomed when she finds herself trapped under a bridge in a tunnel beneath the tiger yards. She certainly would have been doomed if she had not been rescued before the park's closure, and the tigers were returned to the upper grounds for the night. While trapped within the tunnel she uses the park's sound system to hint to the others where she is, to do this she plugs her iPod into the park's sound system. She plays "Under the Sea" by Raven Symone repeatedly. She is dating a boy from school named Rob.