Molly Burrows - 1902

==General Information ==
Coal is Coal.
==Background Information==
=== Coal. ===
Molly was raised in the mine, just north of Annesburg, she often doesn't leave the shafts of her home. When she must, it's only to the local town to pick up supplies and pick up a few odd jobs that involve her precious coal. She's simple, loves the hard work of mining for coal, and she's a bit socially awkward, so she tends not to like people. When not searching for jobs for coal, Molly is frequently found within the depths of the mine, collecting herself a stockpile of coal. She's quite protective of her home, and doesn't much care for people mining within her family mine, so in the past she's paid people off in coal to leave. With time, she has found opportunity with the gems and diamonds she ends up finding within her mine and sells them to individuals in return for coal and stew. Cause, well, a girl has to eat. Molly oftentimes sleeps within the mine shaft, up on the left side of the mine, up a couple of ladders, where the right of the mine is concerned 'public mining.' She is very vocal about not allowing anyone in her room. 
While she was mining, she shared a story where her parents were no longer with her. They were killed within the mines due to a group of gentleman that required them to mine diamonds and according to the leader, her parents' productivity were not up to par, so they killed them. Molly, not knowing what to do, she threw her parents down a mine shaft and continued on the family business of coal. Molly often sticks to Annesburg and only travels to others town if a job takes her there, and only then she checks the local job listings to see if they require coal. 
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== Rules ==
Coal is Coal.
1) Take your shoes off at the door.
2) Stay out of Molly's Room.
==Character Arc==
Coal.
One fine day, Molly ventured out of her home to check the local job board of Annesburg, and she had her official first meeting with the Mayor. The town is frequently terrorized by cougars from the nearby woods, which citizens jokingly refer to as the "Mayor of Annesburg”. That same day, she happened to see the infrequent sighting of the “Bear on the Bar.” a bear that lives in the nearby woodlands that often finds itself a top building, but favorite place is the general store where he's been able to obtain spirits and drink. Returning to her mine, she went to work on a coal job that would take in the town of Valentine. After a few 'hour' of working, she went up the ladder to her room, in which her foot got lodged in between the wooden slats of the floorboard. She was 'resting' for a long while when a couple of rangers, one by the name of Olive. They were able to remove her foot from the floorboard, but found out that she sprained her ankle during her fall, and they insisted on taking to the doctors to be checked up on. She wasn't certain about the whole situation because she would rather not be given a shot or medicine. As they were walking out, she ran into a gentleman who was about to enter the mine, and told him to simple stay out of her room. After mentioning to the Rangers that she patched her wound with spit and coal, Olive suggested that she would get a second opinion about her injuries that involved. 
She returned to back home, and she found that the gentleman was still there. He introduced himself as Deckie, where she continued to call him Duckie, she told him to basically to quickly do his business and leave. Though, she seemed to warm up to him over time, sharing a few stories and even though they bought found each other quite odd. He stayed to do his work, and they spoke about their time in the Crossing. She shared the story of the Mayor of Annesburg and spoke that she would come and eat his toes, sharing a few horrible puns here and there. Deckie, actually loved her joke, in which Molly taken back and actually started to enjoy his company for a moment. 
“Not bad for a person." ~ Molly (referring to Deckie, he laughed at her pun). 
While they were working, a gentleman snuck into the mine, and she yelled at him to "Stay out of her room.” The man became frightened and starting running. Molly ending up chasing him throughout the mine, and Deckie quickly followed behind. Once they caught him, he spoke about his intention of being there and introduced himself as a Grant Geldshire of the Geldshires. After Molly and Deckie told him to take off his shoes while being within her home. He continued to babble on, saying that he is a chef but loves to be an actual writer someday. He continued to say that Geldshire have soft feet and doesn't believe that it's a good idea for him to take his shoes off, but will do so because she asked. During the threes' conversation, a large ear – ringing explosion rang out what sounded like outside the mine. Molly suddenly freaked out, running outside, apparently the sound was dynamite. She became saddened because she had big plans for that, after a local attempted to exit the mine, she strangled him, asking if he was the one to blow her stash up. This was the spark that Geldshire needed for his next character in his erotic novel. He'd pay her in food, stew, and coal as he would sit in her mine writing away, and accompany her on trips to study her. Molly was very much so interested in his novels and wanted to read more of his erotic novels, expressing that she, herself, has some books up in her room. These books were filthy, figuratively covered in smut and physically covered in coal dust. With open promises of buying her stew, the two left Deckie, as he was required elsewhere, for Saint Denis to get Molly some stew, and they could discuss more about his books. By the end of the night, once the two returned to the mines of Annesburg, Grant Geldshire spoke about already having ideas for a second book and wanting to make a series about strongly inspired by Molly. 
After Grant and Molly adventure out towards the big-city searching for stew, they returned to her mine, and they continued to talk while Molly mined to her heart's content. Their banter is a bit different, she tends to enjoy pressing Geldshire's buttons and causing him to defend himself on countless occasions. He stated that Geldshires are different, after Molly told him that she could fall in love with him after his puns actually good. Grant was taken back in surprised and thought that Molly's heart was cold, and she didn't have feelings. In response, she said that her heart is made of coal, and it could be fired up at anytime. She encouraged him to pick up a pickaxe, and he helped her with some coal. After collecting a grand total of two pieces of coal, he spoke of how he felt dirty, and that he was shocked that this woman caused him to do actual work. They left her mine to lead off to Valentine to finish her coal run. During their trip, Geldshire mentioned how he was starting to feel like he's been swept off his feet and that Geldshire men are not supposed to do that. She ended up turning his coal work and picking up another, Grant and her road back to Annesburg and Molly offered if Grant would want to sleep in her hotel room since she only uses it to store her money. 
Grant was pushed by a random local who may have had too much to drink and this angered Molly, she chocked him out and dragged him off for hurting the man who's writing smut novels for her. Geldshire was astonished by her actions because apparently no other person had defended him like she had. She wanted to show him a few clothes she's found places, and he was quite pleasant and supportive. After Molly informed Grant about the Mayor of Annesburg she asked if he would like to see her actual room. Her thoughts behind it were if he was going to write about it, he might as well see it for himself. The two sat and talked for a bit, and she informed him that she doesn't like to wear clothes in her room and often hangs out in her underwear. Grant went a bit kooky and quickly wanted to find out a way of the situation because he's a "Geldshire” and he spoke of how his family has a rule about not able to stare at naked cave women. She went to lay down, and he's sat there in silence and started writing, while Molly misheard him talking about how Geldshires are biters, and Molly asked if he wanted to bite her? And vampires are not allowed within the mine, but then retracted and offered if he would be willing to bite her. Due to without having a filter while writing, he spoke aloud, saying that “He'd only bite her if she allowed him to do so.” As the night moved, Molly asked for a sample of his works and what he had been working on thus far. 
“You have a look that only wearing goggles for your entire life would create.” 
Grant Geldshire's first entry, the rough draft: "Nestled deep within the heart of a vast coal mine, Molly had known no life beyond the echo and darkness of her cave. Her world was one of shadows and dust, the lantern was her only companion. Molly's days were filled with the rhythm of the mine. The steady tap, tap of pickaxe against rock and a distant romplet of coal carts rolling along. She was content in the solitude, finding solace in the secrets of the mine whispers to her. One frightful day, a figure, like one that Molly had ever seen, appeared at the entrance of her cave dressed in a coat that bore the way of countless travels. And with a twinkle in his eyes that spoke of adventure. The strange introduced himself as Grant Geldshire, an author in search of inspiration."</span></font> 
During his reading, Molly joked how he was a self-insert in her cave, and that it was her story, and he was inserting into it. They spoke of his demons once more, that she brings out the worse in him, and that he enjoys writing because it allows him to be himself. Molly slept as Grant took to his corner to continue his writings into the night. 
Another grand day for Molly and mining coal, she continued her work, hard work but simple. As long as they were trains running, those trains will need coal and Annesburg coal, Molly's coal is the best, so he continues. She's heads down to town sporadically to check her telegram to see if there is an interest in her diamond dealings. Her short travels had her run into Deckie at the telegram office while she received world from Geldshire that he was finished with is first draft of the novel. Deckie told her of his current coal job, and she seemed eager to help him. She even offered Deckie some time of herb that made him come feel some type of way, probably high, after she caught him asking if his hands were his. The two of them headed off to Saint Denis, since it is the closest city to Annesburg that Molly is willing to travel to. According to what she told Geldshire, she will never set foot in Van Horn do to that place being 'scary.' Deckie offered if Molly would like to take the reins of his wagon since he was still quite high off 'life', Molly was quickly accepted but failed to mention that she had never ridden a wagon before. 
Molly and Deckie were heading back to Annesburg after retrieving their stew, she mentioned that she takes a vacation home, a mine up above Strawberry and that she should take him to visit it. Once they returned to her mine, they scurried to work and as people entered Deckie was happy to mention to them the rules of the mine, take off shoes and stay out of her room. Deckie seemed to enjoy their time together, though he stumbled over his words, showing his true feelings for Molly, possible a crush, but time will tell. While the two were mining away, they shared some stories and Deckie taught her what snow was. Geldshire came out from the back of the mines, since he stayed the night, and Deckie was quick to ask if he was in her room. Geldshire mentioned that he had returned to read his muse more of the novel. A gentleman by the name of Hiro came to the mine away and paid Molly off in coal to wear his shoes in her home. The same man asked about if anyone had diamonds, and Molly jumped in giddiness and took him on as a client. During this, the tensions between Geldshire and Deckie could be cut with a knife, they were very vocal about their feelings towards Molly and wanting the other to know that they were the better candidate. Deckie found fun in poking at Geldshire's accent and continuing calling him Goldshire, which according to Grant, those are a different family that they lie. 
Grant Geldshire's poem:"In earth's embrace, a treasure found. Coal. Black diamond in depths profound. A hidden gem of ancient days, igniting fire and never waves. From mineless toil, it's brought to light. A feel that warms the coldest night. With a fiery glow and steady heat. Coal's stead fast warmth can't be beat. Let us tread with mindful care for nature's balance. We must bear. Coal's Legacy. A tail to tell a source of power, we use it well."</span></font>While the three continued to mine, they proceeded to jest at him, saying they wanted coal smut. Suggestions of the reader use their imagination of two pieces of coal rubbing together and dust falling to the floor, leaving a profoundly confused Grant.
Grant Geldshire's second entry (Molly Eyes):"In a world of ordinary skies, there's a woman with captivating eyes. Eyes like galaxies that swirl and maze. Mysteries dance and the cosmic days, each glance reveals a different tale. A glimpse of secrets that bewitch and sail. A world of wonders within her gaze. A strange enchantment that forever stays" </span></font> Molly didn't find the last poem as impressive, but was still supportive, saying that it was subpar at best. Although if Grant would change his name to Grantholomew Goldshire, joking that she would 'thollow' him anywhere. Deckie was truly interested in encouraging Molly's antics, after he called her “cave girl.” 
Grant Geldshire's third entry:"In tunnels deep, where darkness dwells a barefoot girl the story tells. With goggles on, she sees through the night, guarded by her own inner light. Coal dust graces her skin like art. A miner's daring heart, her feet are tough, like the earth she roams. A spirit unbroken in the coal's dark home. Goggles pushed upon her brow, she navigates with vision somehow. Through winding paths and hidden seams. A coal mines secrets, her dearest dreams. Barefoot and brave, she walks each day. In the shadow where she finds her way. A girl of coal, strong and true. A miner's spirit, forever anew." </span></font> Molly convinced Geldshire to pick up a pickaxe once more and help the others, to earn his keep. As the four continued on with their hard work, a band of misfits came stumbling into the mind after seeing Deckie's cart outside, it was clear of their intentions. They were looking to remove some 'load' of some individuals, Hiro falsely mentioned to them that they were already robbed, and their shoes were taken. Whereas, Molly corrected him and stated that it was her mine, and they had to take their shoes off to be polite. The gang took some interest in Geldshire do to how he was dressed. After Molly mentioned that he was just there because she was forcing him to work, they swiftly left, saying that they were going to get the law. 
A short time later, a gun fight rang out down towards the town and Molly, the curious one, went running to find out the commotion, confirming with Deckie that the people involved were probably fighting the law. After the shots stopped, Molly, and Hiro ran down to the telegram office to find quite a few individuals downed. Molly took it upon herself to start taking people to the Doctor's office of Annesburg. Hiro stated that he was medically trained, but he wasn't a medic. Assuming the people's reputation, he asked if they wouldn't want medics to be called, and they confirmed. While grabbing people, he found a man quite interesting and wanted time alone with him, this made Molly worried about his intentions. After everything was said and done, Molly traded a diamond with Hiro to get those 'zoomie eyes.' A pair of binoculars that she would be able to see farther, which she was very excited about. Geldshire took up a coal job, where Molly claimed all of his proceeds, leaving him 100 dollars to obtain a horse. While on their ride to go turn in the job that Grant took on, he continued his reading his manuscript with Molly's approval. 
Grant Geldshire's forth entry - Coal'd Hearts - Pen Name Pierre DuBois:"In the year of 1902, … nestled deep within a vast coal mine lived a young woman, Mary Swallows. At the age of 23, Mary had known no life past the echoing darkness of her cave home. Her world was one of shadows and dust, but the flickering light of her lantern was her only companion. Mary's days were filled with the rhythm of the mine. The steady tap, tap of pickaxe against rock and a distant romplet of coal carts rolling along the tracks. She was content in the solitude, finding solace in the secrets of the mine whispers to her. One fateful day, a figure, unlike anyone that Mary had ever seen, had appeared at the entrance of her cave dressed in a coat that bore the way of countless travels and with a twinkle in his eyes that spoke of adventure. The strange introduced himself as Samuel Bellshire, an author in search of inspiration. </span></font> 
Intrigued by Mary's unique existence, Sam ventured deeper within the mine. His every step echoing through the passages. He was captivated by not only the raw beauty of the coal streaked walls, but also by the woman who'd made this subterranean world her home. As days turned into weeks, Sam and Mary spent hours in conversation. He shared tales of distance lands and enchanted forest. His words painting vivid pictures that came alive in Mary's imagination. In return, she spoke of the mine's secrets, the patterns formed by the veins of coal and the subtle shifts of the earth's bright breath. With each passing day, Sam's romantic gestures grew bolder…</span></font>
He would bring trinkets from the surface, delicate flowers that would never know the touch of sunlight, and books that held stories of worlds that Mary would never dare to dream of. He vowed to give her a life beyond the confines of the mine, a life filled with sunlight, laughter, and the promise of the unknown. Mary's heart, though hesitant at first, began to open to the possibilities that Sam offered. She envisioned a life where the sun's rays would warm her skin, where the wind would play with her hair. Where the stars would twinkle above in the night sky untouched by mine dust. As Sam's visits continued, the mine transformed from a place of darkness to a backdrop of their burgeoning love…</span></font>
Their stories spread through the mine, like a whisper, touching the hearts of those that only knew toil and labor. One day, the warmth of summer in the air, Sam stood before Mary and holding out his hand, "Will you leave this cave with me?" he asked, his eyes fell… Mary looked around at the walls that sheltered her, the passageways that had been her refugee, and with a smile as bright as the sun she had only heard tales of, she placed her hand in his and so, guided by love and a shared yearning of the extraordinary Mary Swallows left behind her life in the depths and step into a world she never imagines possible. Sam Bellshire wished to give her a life that others could only dream of.</span></font>
Chapter Two - Leaving behind the coal mine, Mary and Sam embarked on a journey into the world that Mary had only heard about and Sam's stories, where the sun warmth their skin and the wind tasseled their hairs as they stepped into a new chapter of their lives together. Their initial days were filled with wonder and joy as they explored meadows, watched the sunset and shared dreams beneath a starlit sky. However, the realities of the outside world soon began to catch up with them. Life was not as idealist as the stories that Sam had spun… A young couple in 1902 presented themselves, finding work was difficult for Mary, as a lack of formal education and any experience beyond the coal mine left her with limited options. Sam's writing, he, struggled to provide a steady income. They faced the harsh truth that dreams alone couldn't put food on the table or a roof over their heads.</span></font>
As they persevered, Mary and Sam encountered their fair share of hardships. Crops failed, harsh winters tested their resilience and illness cast shadows upon their days, but through it all, their love remained steadfast. A guiding light amidst the storm. One of the most formidable challenges that they faced was Sam's family's disapproval. The Bellshire family steeped in tradition, societal expectations. They cannot accept their son's love for a girl from a coal mine. They considered Mary an unsuitable match, and their rejection was a painful reminder of the class division that still held sway.</span></font>
Mary, despite her strength, couldn't help to feel the weight of shattered promises. She had been promised a life of endless adventure and opportunity. This seemed to crumble in the face of these realities. She grappled with a sense of loss, not only for the life that she had thought she would-- but also for the strain of her presence that was putting on Sam and his relationship with his family. Amidst the trials, Sam remained a pillar of support-- Their love was worth fighting for, he encouraged her to find her own path, to defy the limitations that were posed by society and to create a life that was authentic to her. Through time and determination, Mary found her calling as a storyteller. She would gather the miners and townsfolk, weaving tales from the heart of the coal mine. Infusing her narratives with the strength and resilience that she had learned underground. As the years past, the Bellshire family slowly began to see the death of Mary, And Sam's commitment to each other, their love endured--"</span></font>When they arrived back in Annesburg, Molly got bored and left for her hotel room in the midst of Grant reading, he didn't even notice that she was gone. Once she returned, he was still reading his manuscript, aloud. "-- So even in the darkness of times, their life was a mosaic of joy and sorrows, victories and defeats, all woven into the rich tapestry of their journey through life's challenges and rewards.</span></font>
Chapter Three - In the years had followed, Mary and Sam's love continued to grow. --Resilience, shared dreams and an unyielding commitment to one another. They bond grew stronger, weathering the storms that life throws their way. They had found their footing. Carving a modest, and yet fulfilling life in a world that was constantly changing. Their desire to have a place of their own, a sanctuary away from the judgement of others, became a steadfast aspiration for the couple. Their dream was to establish a home near a diamond mine, a place where they could raise a family and build a legacy for generations to come. The idea was built to attribute their past and be a symbol of the future that they were determined to create. But, with any great pursuit, a challenge emerged, the bank held, to lend them a loan, but they too had set their sights on the land that Mary and Sam had chosen. The bank saw a potential profit in the diamond mine, they were willing to do whatever it took to acquire the property. They offered to buy it, presented tempting sums of money that could secure Mary and Sam's financial future. However, the couple knew the true worth of their dream home went far beyond monetary value. It represented their journey, their love, and their vision for life. They refused to let their legacy to be reduced to a transaction on a ledger. Justice Adams was not one to take no for an answer.</span></font>
As the face of the bank, he wielded influences and resources that seemed insurmountable. Legal battles ensued, paperwork piled up, and the strength-- The stressed weighed heavily on Mary and Sam's shoulders. Their determination, however, burnt brighter than ever. Drawing upon the strength that they had found within each other and the supportive friends that they had made along their journey. They fought back with every tool at their disposal. Mary's storytelling rallied the community, a mining town that gave them power and unity and shared purpose. Sam used his gift of words to expose the bank's greed and corruption, shining a light on the justice that they sought to perpetuate. As the battle raged on, the tide began to turn, public opinion began to shift. The community's solidarity caused the bank to shift its weight onto the back foot. Justice Adams attempted to seize the property and was met with protests, legal challenges and ground swelled support of Mary and Sam. In a galactic showdown, Justice Adam's true motives were exposed, painting him as a symbol of the very oppression that they tried to escape. The bank's attempt to seize the diamond mind was faced with overwhelming resistance. Finally, the bank relented, acknowledging defeat in the face of an indomitable spirit. Mary and Sam emerged victorious, not just in preserving their crossing--"</span></font>Geldshire mentioned that he will be using a pen name because he doesn't want his family to know that he is writing smut. He simply tells people that he is an author, but since Molly was his muse, he told her the truth about what he was truly writing. Though, he was very vociferous about being an erotic novelist when he first met Molly and Deckie. Molly was quick to mention the similarities of the name between Samuel Bellshire and Grant Geldshire. She also likes to poke and pour with the beginning relationships she has between Grant and Deckie. Molly also was quick to ask where might be all the sex, within this smut book, he's response was that she didn't understand how cooking works, and that you have to let it simmer. Geldshire tends to get into his storytelling rather frequently and doesn't seem to notice that Molly just passes out from time to time while he's reading. 
Hiro happened to find her and did their exchanged for the diamonds, this saved her from falling asleep on the ground of Annesburg and having a possible visit of the Mayor. They headed back to her mine and helped Hiro get the rest of his gems he needed. Once they were done, Grant and Molly left Hiro at the opening and left to the depths of the mine to head to sleep. 
A new day. A new kidnapping?! Molly took the time to leave her mine and check her telegram for potential clients. Quality Diamonds 1-8-1. A group of bandits took advantage of the situation, taking her on horseback to a potential area to rob a train. A man ended up hogtying her and strapping her to the tracks. Molly actually enjoyed the happened circumstance, even actually fell asleep on the rails of the tracks. Though, reality struck when her head slipped, and she knocked herself off, giving one of the robbers a fright. She even licked the rails and found herself some coal, not from her mine in Annesburg. 
The robbers quickly changed their mind and road to meet the incoming train to finish their job. Once Molly was thrown on the train's tracks, to encourage the train to stop, it barely did in time. Doing so, only to find out that the train had already been robbed. 
One of the train conductors managed to get Molly free and the robbers left on their merry way, a deputy who happened to be on the train asked her to ride with them to provide a statement. While on the train, Molly found herself an amazement due to the train having an entire department for coal. While being accused of peeing into, she took it upon herself to lay within it. Which tends to concern the train conductor and deputies. The train conductor encouraged Molly to continue with the coal jobs because that's what makes her job possible, without coal, there would be no trains running. Introduced herself as Henrietta and also asked Molly to save all those diamonds, she'd be collecting, and she'll be coming for them, in need for a good retirement. Henrietta even said that she'd give her a lighter thing (lantern) and a "whirly-whirly-tick-tick." 
Once they all departed the train at Wallace Station and Molly gave her statement, it was thoughts that the gang that took Molly from Annesburg was one of the Kelly Gang. Those known not to be as kind to their hostages as they were to Molly. Though her statement was a bit sporadic, but the deputies got themselves a story. One of the deputies that was conducting the interview took Molly down to Valentine due to her not wanting her to walk to Annesburg, being that it wasn't safe due to door-opening wolves. Molly took advantage of this and checked the local job boards for coal once more, coal is coal. Molly spent most of the days mining and delivering coal, and she never minded doing so. She loved the smell, taste and the hard work that came with it. Every time she has been enlisted to obtain coal, she gets a little giddy and finds that it's an adventure. 
While delivering coal in Valentine, Molly ran into Deckie, and once again Molly misspoke his name. He informed her of a wonderful place called, a bank. An interesting place where they hold your money, even holds coal for you. Deckie ended up escorting her to her next drop off while he enjoyed her company. Molly mentioned that she had received his telegram and thought she didn't understand that words that Deckie had sent her, she liked how it made her feel. 
Deckie's dabbling in Haiku for Molly: 
Coal Dust Veils Her Eyes
Her Heart Finds Home
Shadows Whisper Tales
Coal Gleams In Her Eyes
Mad Passion For Blackened Stones
Crazy heart holds tight
Molly and Deckie arrived to the oil fields to deliver her package of coal, and ran into a local that told Molly that they needed to learn some manners, and pulled his gun on them. Molly's instinct took over, and she ended up stabbing the man in self-defense. Deckie was quick to hide the local's body, saying that he didn't think it's smart to leave him around to be seen by others. Molly's grand plan was to simply to run, and she asked Deckie not to tell anyone. He promised her that he would never, and to show that he wouldn't, he spoke of an incident that happened to him as proof. Early that that day, he was attacked by wolves, and while he was downed waiting for help, the wolves took turns and pissed on him. By the time the rangers found him, the wolves pissed his pants. Deckie became very emotional and said that he didn't want to be called pissed boy again. Molly, being Molly, instantly forgot and told Deckie about her friend's interaction with wolves. Deckie was taken back being that her story was about him, a story he asked her not to tell anyone. While this was happening, Molly may have peed her, and it soaked up Deckie's back. The wolves weren't enough, she had to pee on him as well. She mentioned that he's her best friend and why wouldn't she tell him everything. 
Once the arrived to Valentine, he showed her how to open an account with the bank and took her to the bathhouse. While staring at the wall, Deckie gave her step-by-step instructions on how to clean herself, though she may have eaten the soap. After the bath, he noticed that she was a pale-white, almost as white as a ghost. He was taken back because the dirty and grime revealed a lighter color of hair, and showed her natural blonde. He encouraged her to get some new clothes and pamper herself at the general store. While she was picking clothes off the floor of the tailors, she overheard Deckie speaking to a gentleman, on how to get rid out zombies and how they needed to be spread out throughout the Crossing.
The two also found themselves in a group of individuals who were a part of the Bluestone Security Group, that was spoke of how they had just gotten back from an expedition from the Annesburg mine, This sightly angered Molly, saying that they better take off their shoes, and used the poo corner. There were talks of a cannibal and how he sleeps there from time to time, Molly became concerned and possible has a new rival, stating that she's going to show him who's boss. The two headed back home, and Deckie dropped her off, for the night, though Molly chose to stay and sleep on the floor of her hotel since there were possible cannibals around. 
== Horse ==
Trinket – Doesn't like people and tends to keep to only Molly, she has Trinket to hold all her bits and bobs, her trinkets if you will.
==Quotes==
*“Quality Diamonds 181” 
*“Stay out of my room” 
*“This is my house, shoes off”
*"Sometimes, I sleep on these floorboards, but today they betrayed me."
*"If you ever want Quality Diamonds, mined by the dirtiest of hands, QD181, Molly Burrows”
*"If the lord enters here, he will never leave.”
*You're a dirty boy.”
*"You're saying a lot of words, that I don't care about. Continue reading the smut."
*"Read me the Smut, Smut Reader."
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==Trivia==
* Molly can taste the difference between Annesburg coal and other lesser coal.
* When she meets with potential clients, she puts shoes one, though she doesn't like it, she believed it to be polite. 
* Molly has lives in the mine ,,,of Annesburg for over 23 years.
* Loves to air out her toes. 
* Often misspeaks her friends' names, Deckie is Ducky, Duckster, Decker Cain and Geldshire has many forms of his name.
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