Stats and Permissions: Cindy/Cinderella
Age: As old as her story. Which might mean that she might be anywhere between 500 and 2000 years old. (The problem is not having the canon age at which she left the Homelands she seems to be amalgamation of the Brothers Grimm and Perrault's versions. So yeah, blaming canon for this one. Plus, recent issues show that Fables live for centuries even in the Homelands.)
Height: Depends on which artist is drawing her. Fairly petite. Add a few inches when she's wearing heels.
Weight: Unknown. Safe to say that she is petite and Disney-princess skinny with ridiculous measurements.
Medical Info: Regular Mundy/human doctors will see a mostly normal human with abnormally fast regenerative abilities.
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Blond, changes style every decade
Physical traits: Appears to be a normal human being. As pretty as you'd believe Cinderella would be.
What's Okay To Mention Around Him/Her: Cindy knows she's a "fictional" character from another world living in a community of fictional characters. She's pretty chill with being in a camp with other fictional characters, but she is unlikely to make outright references to being a character from a story unless confronted about it. Also, Cindy does not really like the ending of her story. If she is outed as Cinderella, she'd be okay with it and chalk it up to Camp. The next two levels of do-not-want would be about being a spy and finally about being a Fable--because that's rule one of the Compact. (But she's not even sure if Compact rules apply to Camp as no-one is a Mundy.)
Abilities: Can go almost a week without sleep. Strong enough to right an overturned car--but she is wary of showing that strength in front of people. Can take a few bullets and stagger on. Recovers from wounds faster than a human. Cindy has extensive martial arts and weapons training, but she's only human in terms of speed and agility. As a Fable, Cindy's strength and regenerative abilities appear to be dependent on how popular her story is. Very popular Fables can survive axe-blows and gunshot wounds to the head. Why this is so remains a mystery. Not sensitive to magic and has no extra magical abilities or senses--she has to be equipped with magical items for missions by Totenkinder most of the time.
Now equipped with Dorothy's silver shoes, which enables the wearer to fly and shape-shift.
Notes for the Psychics/Magically or Spiritually sensitive: For the psychics--she's very alert and processing information from her surroundings most of the time. A lingering trace of bitterness from her failed marriage might pop up. She has been trained by Bigby so she knows better than to mentally broadcast important information about Fabletown. For the magically-sensitive, she would ping like a mythical/magical being from another world.
Can I shapeshift/bodyswap/spit at/step on/etc?: Ask first. She's canonically okay with transforming into an animal. Also it might feel weird for the other character. Cindy can defend herself against attacks. (The mind-control and behaviour-altering effects of Camp will seriously push her buttons.)
Hugging/kissing/other non-violent physical contact: Sure. Cindy deals with skeevy types by breaking bones. She's keen on personal space. (Unless it is a hot guy and Cindy really likes/trusts him. *cough* Or she's playing along because she's also familiar with seduction games.)
Maim/Murder/Death: All part of the job. She will put up one heck of a fight and she will find out who did it. Whether or not she retaliates is dependent on her analysis of how it would affect her own survival. Cindy's calculative like that and would probably settle for shooting people in the kneecaps as death is not permanent in Camp.
Cooking: Yes. Cindy used to be a servant girl in her step-mother's house--she knows about spit-roasting a dead animal. She usually eats out to maintain her image as a party girl, but she has mastered basic modern cooking for the single girl via osmosis and can probably live on field rations if desperate. When busy, her favourite standby is Chinese takeout.
Other: If pressed, she might give her full name as Cynthia Cendrillon. Which is 100% true in a sneaky, roundabout way. Cindy has a tendency to befriend or ally herself with animals, talking or non-talking (possibly a hangover from her days with the kitchen mice and stable animals as her friends). She will be treating Camp like an extended deep-cover assignment. If the Director is so powerful, she'd be someone worth keeping tabs on. Oh, and Cindy will lie if anything sensitive about the Fables or Fabletown comes up.
Mundys = normal humans.
Fables = creatures like her from the Homelands (other worlds/dimensions) who have somehow managed to spawn fictional media related to them in the Mundy world.
P.S.: One thing Cindy will find odd would be the attitudes of other characters in Camp. "They're kind of like Fables but act like Mundys even after months in Camp? Weird." *makes a note of it as part of her report on Camp*
Height: Depends on which artist is drawing her. Fairly petite. Add a few inches when she's wearing heels.
Weight: Unknown. Safe to say that she is petite and Disney-princess skinny with ridiculous measurements.
Medical Info: Regular Mundy/human doctors will see a mostly normal human with abnormally fast regenerative abilities.
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Blond, changes style every decade
Physical traits: Appears to be a normal human being. As pretty as you'd believe Cinderella would be.
What's Okay To Mention Around Him/Her: Cindy knows she's a "fictional" character from another world living in a community of fictional characters. She's pretty chill with being in a camp with other fictional characters, but she is unlikely to make outright references to being a character from a story unless confronted about it. Also, Cindy does not really like the ending of her story. If she is outed as Cinderella, she'd be okay with it and chalk it up to Camp. The next two levels of do-not-want would be about being a spy and finally about being a Fable--because that's rule one of the Compact. (But she's not even sure if Compact rules apply to Camp as no-one is a Mundy.)
Abilities: Can go almost a week without sleep. Strong enough to right an overturned car--but she is wary of showing that strength in front of people. Can take a few bullets and stagger on. Recovers from wounds faster than a human. Cindy has extensive martial arts and weapons training, but she's only human in terms of speed and agility. As a Fable, Cindy's strength and regenerative abilities appear to be dependent on how popular her story is. Very popular Fables can survive axe-blows and gunshot wounds to the head. Why this is so remains a mystery. Not sensitive to magic and has no extra magical abilities or senses--she has to be equipped with magical items for missions by Totenkinder most of the time.
Now equipped with Dorothy's silver shoes, which enables the wearer to fly and shape-shift.
Notes for the Psychics/Magically or Spiritually sensitive: For the psychics--she's very alert and processing information from her surroundings most of the time. A lingering trace of bitterness from her failed marriage might pop up. She has been trained by Bigby so she knows better than to mentally broadcast important information about Fabletown. For the magically-sensitive, she would ping like a mythical/magical being from another world.
Can I shapeshift/bodyswap/spit at/step on/etc?: Ask first. She's canonically okay with transforming into an animal. Also it might feel weird for the other character. Cindy can defend herself against attacks. (The mind-control and behaviour-altering effects of Camp will seriously push her buttons.)
Hugging/kissing/other non-violent physical contact: Sure. Cindy deals with skeevy types by breaking bones. She's keen on personal space. (Unless it is a hot guy and Cindy really likes/trusts him. *cough* Or she's playing along because she's also familiar with seduction games.)
Maim/Murder/Death: All part of the job. She will put up one heck of a fight and she will find out who did it. Whether or not she retaliates is dependent on her analysis of how it would affect her own survival. Cindy's calculative like that and would probably settle for shooting people in the kneecaps as death is not permanent in Camp.
Cooking: Yes. Cindy used to be a servant girl in her step-mother's house--she knows about spit-roasting a dead animal. She usually eats out to maintain her image as a party girl, but she has mastered basic modern cooking for the single girl via osmosis and can probably live on field rations if desperate. When busy, her favourite standby is Chinese takeout.
Other: If pressed, she might give her full name as Cynthia Cendrillon. Which is 100% true in a sneaky, roundabout way. Cindy has a tendency to befriend or ally herself with animals, talking or non-talking (possibly a hangover from her days with the kitchen mice and stable animals as her friends). She will be treating Camp like an extended deep-cover assignment. If the Director is so powerful, she'd be someone worth keeping tabs on. Oh, and Cindy will lie if anything sensitive about the Fables or Fabletown comes up.
Mundys = normal humans.
Fables = creatures like her from the Homelands (other worlds/dimensions) who have somehow managed to spawn fictional media related to them in the Mundy world.
P.S.: One thing Cindy will find odd would be the attitudes of other characters in Camp. "They're kind of like Fables but act like Mundys even after months in Camp? Weird." *makes a note of it as part of her report on Camp*