Verity LeBon

Verity LeBon, citizen of Eagleton, temporary Denizen of Hell, ex-resident of Glory Heights.
A later-day Joan of Arc. A Prim and proper believer in Christ with an impulsive, fervent streak to prove herself to God a mile wide. Has some trouble reconciling her belief in God's teachings with her experience with Lucifer's son.
First appeared in Season 2.
Died in Season 5.
==Season 2==
When Fionn Corvin was shanghaied into being a constestant in the deadly Burning Man Games, Verity was mockingly introduced to the strains of 'Swan Lake' as a fellow contestant.
It transpired that she had 'sold' her soul to Satan in order to gain access to Hell so she could assasinate the Prince of Wratth where he ruled. This plan proved widely unsuccessful.
Finding herself in the Burning Man Games she was taken to a hellish fascimile of Clearwater, armed only with her shield, where sought refuge in the equivalent of Half-Moon Diner. She was attacked, and pinned, by El Gordo who spewed his terrible stomach acid onto her resilent shield. Fionn Corvin engaged and killed the demon saving her from death.
Despite her protestations of how 'hands on' Fionn was she, relucantlly, agreed to partner up with him. She disagreed with Fionn's 'scoundrel' ways but they relied on each other's protection to survive the games. Later they convinced The Dark Angel to join their side and emerged from the Games alive.
While Fionn, Leviathan, Proserpine And The Sisters of The Whip launched a succesful rebellion in Hell, Verity stood by the sidelines allowing Fionn to destroy Satan. In the end she couldn't abide the taking of Satan's life. The death of Satan freed her from her soul debt.
When her soul was returned she left with Fionn and Sticks in Fionn's hearse out of Hell. Fionn dropped her home in Eagleton, where they left on good terms.
==Season 4==
Met with Ford while lost and looking for the Rainbow Rhythms' classroom, it transpired that she had quit the more presitgious Eagleton University to attend Clearwater Community College owing to the it's superior dance programme. When Ford took her to the class she was shocked and appalled by the flagrant dirty dancing.
Later, when Bleak Hall attended Glory Height's dinner, she took Ford aside to advise him not to mention politics or religion, worried as she was about her earlier, major, transgression about going to Hell coming to light.