Cinderella (Character)

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**Cinderella** is the main character of the story, Cinderella.

## Appearance

### Light

In her casual wear, she wears a typical brown maiden outfit with an apron. She wears a blue dress to the ball and a large white wedding dress during her wedding. Physically, she is skinny, has an oval shaped head and brown, almost ginger hair that curls at the ends.

### Dark

In contrast, her dark casual look is also black, her dress is still blue but darkened and her wedding attire is greyer and muckier. Her hair has changed to a greening brown and her skin is pale.

## History

### Light

Cinderella's mother dies leaving behind her distraught daughter and husband, wishing them a better life. However, her husband ends up remarrying a woman with two daughters of her own and move closer to the castle. This step mother and step sisters are demanding and cruel towards Cinderella, forcing her to do all the work and clean for them as they do nothing but abuse her. Meanwhile, Prince Charming declares that there will be a royal ball for everyone to attend. The Wicked Stepsisters beg their mother to go to the ball, which she allows, but when Cinderella asks, she is taunted and told not to come as she must do chores. Cinderella does her chores and meets with her stepmother and sisters, but again she is told to go away and not to come. As Cinderella cries, she visits her mother's grave and wishes she could have a "beautiful" dress and a carriage, which magically appears. She goes to the ball and is unrecognised, as she successfully dances with the prince . However, midnight comes and the magic is about to expire, Cinderella runs off but loses one of her glass slippers. The next day, Prince Charming searches for the woman who owned the glass slipper, to no avail as pretty much everyone fails to fit the size. However, eventually he comes across Cinderella and the slipper fits and the two get married.

### Dark

In the dark version, her mother dies leaving behind her distraught daughter and husband, before she dies, she warns her daughter. Cinderella attends her mother's funeral alone as her father quickly gets remarried, having never loved his previous wife. The stepmother and stepsisters take an instant hatred to Cinderella, attacking her and belittling her at every turn, making her feel small and insignificant. Cinderella becomes a slave to the household, forced to cook and clean for them. Meanwhile, Prince Charming announces a ball will take place, inviting young and namely rich women with a slight promise that a wedding could happen afterwards. The stepsisters become excited with them getting pretty dresses and wanting boob and butt jobs to be more "attractive", when Cinderella asks, she is taunted and told not to come and is told to kill herself in the fireplace. Cinderella goes to her deceased mother's grave and wishes to seduce the prince and take vengeance upon her enemies. The spirit world evidentially, goes ahead and fulfils her wishes. At the ball, Cinderella is unrecognised, as she successfully dances with the prince . However, midnight comes and the magic is about to expire, Cinderella runs off but loses one of her glass slippers. The next day, Prince Charming searches for the woman who owned the glass slipper, to no avail as pretty much everyone fails to fit the size. However, eventually he comes across Cinderella and the slipper fits, the prince wants to marry Cinderella but before they do, Cinderella asks for a favour. She has her father chastened, her stepsisters blinded and her stepmother physically and mentally beaten as she loses her mind. The two then get married afterwards.

Cinderella returns in Snow White, where she is recruited and joins Grimm's forces (made up various characters from the previous stories) to destroy Snow White's wedding and kill the Seven Dwarves and the Dwarf King, assisting Grimm also to turn the entire planet into darkness.

## Trivia

* Technically, she alongside Prince Charming appear in every episode, as they both appear in the intro cutscene.