Cendrillon Jospin

In "Left Beyond", Cendrillon Jospin was a young woman of French origins conceived immediately or almost immediately after the Rapture, who survived the Tribulation and was then raised in the Millennial Kingdom period. Though she worked at the Children Of The Tribulation school, she never had a saving faith in Jesus Christ, possibly due to witnessing the Sheep and Goats Judgement at the age of six. She died at 100 years old, shortly after launching and landing the Falcon, and became the first person in the Millennial Kingdom to die. Her parents, who celebrated her 100th birthday early, genuinely mourned for her death but allowed Cameron Williams to turn her funeral from a celebration of her life into yet another altar call. Her cousins Ignace, Lothair and Nicolette were members of The Other Light, which Cendrillon was aware of but was not interested in.

Cendrillon's achievement, and death immediately after, was instrumental in the foundation of The Outer Light.

Cendrillon was shown to be intelligent, questioning, enthusiastic and extremely skilled at teaching younger children through play; personally, she was close friends with Bahira and Zaki Ababneh.

Cendrillon's work at COT was cherished and respected enough that at her funeral, thousands of people turned up, mostly younger people whom she had babysat or taught. As the first person to "die of unbelief" during the Millennium, her death was global news, with Raymie Steele musing that it would cause the return of the funeral industry.

Cendrillon is the original name of the fairytale character Cinderella, and is not a common French name.

In "Tripocalypse", Cendrillon Jospin is a student at Children of the Tribulation, a boarding school set up by Vicki and Judd Thompson. While she expresses an interest in space, her ambition at the time is to be a Storyteller. She and other COT kids hide Lailah's presence at COT for a time, prompting Vicki and Judd to worry before realizing that the kids' intentions were honorable.

Canon appearances

 * Kingdom Come (only appearance; death)