The Murder on the Links · Character
Cinderella
A stage name used by one of the Duveen sisters in a theatrical troupe.
minor
Also known as Mademoiselle Cinderella, Miss Cinderella
First appearance: xxii i find love
Cinderella shows up with force in I: A Fellow Traveller. The page is where that presence becomes real.
A young American-born actress and acrobat, traveling alone on the train; she is lively, uses slang, and calls herself 'Cinderella' before departing at Calais.
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In I: A Fellow Traveller: A young American-born actress and acrobat, traveling alone on the train; she is lively, uses slang, and calls herself 'Cinderella' before departing at Calais. Later, in VIII: An Unexpected…
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