The Cinderella book

In the eighth episode, searching a library, Pib finds a book with Cinderella written on it, a name he recognizes, and takes it NA E8·00:32:58 NA E8·00:33:10. Looking through it, Pib finds that its pages are blank and many have been violently torn out NA E8·00:48:16 NA E8·00:48:36. Only the front page has text: "Once upon a time, there was a lovely young girl named Cinderella. She lived in a house. Her father had passed away." It ends there NA E8·00:48:48. Pinocchio sees that the gilded cover shows some of the characters, including the face of a man he last saw in an etching on a bedside table NA E8·01:49:05.

In the ninth episode Mother Goose asks whether the Cinderella book can be put into her own book, and when it comes out the Fairy with Turquoise Hair, who has been looking at Mother Goose's book, sees it and her eyes go wide NA E9·01:11:17 NA E9·01:11:31. Pinocchio asks whether the party must go in and fix Cinderella's story if it is all messed up NA E9·01:47:41 NA E9·01:47:55. Pib says the book in his hand might be an exit, and Brennan says the party opens the next book and dives in as the Gander lunges and the cutbacks race like lightning toward it NA E9·01:49:45 NA E9·01:50:03.

In the fifteenth episode Brennan says the party has Cinderella's book, and Cinderella tells Pinocchio that he has told her the source of her destiny has been shredded NA E15·00:54:41 NA E15·00:57:07.