Moll

Moll, born Malinne Ravel, was a female Human courier who lived during the late 32nd century. She was the daughter of the fourth individual to hold the name . ()
==Early life==
Malinne was born on Callor V, which was subject to the depredations of the Emerald Chain. Growing up, her father promised her that he would bring their family to a safe haven colony in the Gamma Quadrant, until one day, when she was eight years old, he failed to return home. Malinne's mother was forced to take a job mining rubindium to support them, which caused her death when Malinne was fourteen. Afterwards, Malinne changed her name to Moll and became a courier. () 
==Courier==
Moll served time in Emerald Chain prisons twice during her career as a courier. ()
Moll sought to get enough latinum to move to a colony in the Gamma Quadrant where she could live a life of peace and freedom, no longer having to do courier runs or having to watch her back. ()
She ran dilithium deliveries to the Breen Imperium for which she was compensated. Moll often cut the dilithium with impurities to sell more dilithium than what she had. While trading with the Sixth Flight, Moll met and fell in love with L'ak, the nephew of Primarch Ruhn and the Scion of the Breen Imperium. Moll was able to get L'ak in on her scheme, but they were discovered by the Primarch himself, causing L'ak to turn on his uncle in order to save Moll. As a result, Ruhn placed an erigah -- a Breen blood bounty -- upon L'ak, forcing Moll and L'ak on the run from the Breen Imperium. ()
At some point during their time working as couriers together, Moll and L'ak got married. ()
By 3191, Moll was on the Federation Watch List for multiple counts of assault, armed robbery, grand larceny, suspected manslaughter, interstellar piracy, piracy of intellectual property, sabotage, hostage taking, false imprisonment, ransoming, extortion, counterfeiting, loitering, petty theft, transport of contraband materials, transport of contraband lifeforms, trespassing, and more. ()
==Progenitor Chase==
Moll and her husband L'ak got involved in a race against Starfleet to find the Progenitors' technology. They believed finding this technology and delivering it to the Breen Imperium could erase L'ak's erigah. ()
Moll and L'ak got a head start in the race by getting to Dr. Vellek's 800 year old wrecked ship first and retrieving the Romulan puzzle box which contained Vellek's diary and led the way to the rest of the clue trail. () 
They lost their lead when they went to Betazed instead of by not reading the entire Romulan revlav poem on Lyrek. () 
They regained their lead by getting a time bug onto the via shaking hands with Adira Tal on Trill. Having anticipated that the Annari weapons dealer would double cross them and increase the price, moll soaked the latinum in fop'yano poison. This time bug kept the Discovery crew busy for six hours, which was long enough for Moll and L'ak to get to the next clue on the first. In the process, Moll and L'ak's ship was destroyed by the unstable opening of the wormhole leading to the Enterprise, leaving the two stranded on the ship from the mirror universe. ()
However, once Starfleet arrived there was a firefight and L'ak lost the clue in the struggle. With Moll and L'ak down on their luck from losing the clue and fighting Starfleet, they decided to take a warp pod from the Enterprise to ensure that they wouldn't be taken into Starfleet custody. The 900 year old shuttle was damaged and L'ak was severely injured from the fight, but they still believed this was their best bet at getting out of Starfleet's hands. ()
They sent out a courier SOS, hoping they would be picked up by another courier and get medical attention. Unfortunately for them, Starfleet's intercepted the message first and took them both into custody. Moll in cuffs remained at L'ak side while he received medical treatment aboard Discovery, but the Breen arrived, and she wanted to leave with L'ak so as to not be arrested by the Breen without the Progenitors' technology to bargain for their freedom. This resulted in L'ak injecting himself with the entire supply of tricordrazine to get the guards to lower the containment field and set them free. However, L'ak misjudged the dose and instead gave himself an accidental overdose that Doctor Hugh Culber was unable to save L'ak from, even with the help of a Breen medic. Moll left to steal a shuttle but was tracked down by Commander Nhan and Cleveland Booker. By revealing that L'ak was dying, Booker convinced Moll to surrender so that she could see L'ak one last time before he ultimately died from an overdose. 
Believing that the Progenitors' technology could not only create life, but also revive the dead, Moll revealed to the Breen that she and L'ak were married and by Imperium law she had be taken with L'ak for any funeral service. Although Primarch Ruhn thought that marriage to outsiders was an abomination, he agreed to take her with them due to her knowledge about the Progenitors' technology. To keep the peace, Starfleet remanded Moll into Breen custody along with L'ak's body. ()
Moll never had access to the clue that Burnham and Tilly found on Halem'no, so her only course of action to find the last clue was to follow Discoverys spore drive's jump signature and take it from them. This was exactly what she instructed the Breen to do. Moll eventually got all five clues and once combined they revealed the coordinates of the Progenitors' technology. She became the de facto ruler of the Breen Imperium by killing Ruhn and decided to seek the Progenitors' power with the help of Ruhn's soldiers. ()
Moll was able to tractor beam the technology inside her dreadnought before Discovery could. She unlocked the casing around the technology with the five clues that fit together like a key. When it opened it became a portal, and Moll ordered someone to walk inside but they got sucked in. She then had another soldier go in with a tether tied around their waist that was bolted to the floor, but both the soldier and the tether were sucked in as well. With her back against the wall in a fight with Starfleet and on her way to overthrow her, Moll decided to jump into the portal herself. ()
Once inside, there was a struggle that resulted in Moll fighting with the Breen who got sucked into the portal. One cut her Femoral artery and she bashed his skull in, the other she shot. She then found Burnham and held her at gunpoint, but Burnham gave her a dermal regenerator to heal her wound which resulted in Moll reluctantly agreeing to a truce with Burnham. After a while they fought again, but then the truce was resumed. They then worked together to find the control console for the technology and ended up finding one last puzzle to solve before given access. They disagreed on how to solve the puzzle and when Burnham became distracted, Moll solved the puzzle incorrectly causing the console to electrocute her. She was injured and Burnham got her medical attention on Discovery after speaking to a Progenitor. Burnham also sadly revealed to Moll that it was impossible to use the technology to resurrect L'ak, having asked the Progenitor on Moll's behalf. Burnham decided to destroy the technology rather than allow it to end up in the wrong hands. 
Moll was placed under Federation custody while receiving medical treatment and was to stand trial for the crimes she committed against the Federation which include but were not limited to: firing on multiple Starfleet vessels, planting a time bug to trap Starfleet officers in the past, and trying to sell destructive technology to the Breen, which the Breen planned to use against the Federation. She was also wanted by the Federation for other crimes committed during her time as a courier. However, whatever her sentence would be after her trial, Doctor Kovich expressed interest in enlisting Moll and her talents. ()
==Ruler of the Breen Imperium==
===Moll's Rise===
In 3191, Moll became de facto ruler of the Breen Imperium by being married to L'ak who was the Scion and by exploiting the differences between Primarch Ruhn and his soldiers. She knew that Ruhn didn't actually care about L'ak nor respects his status as scion, but gathered that the soldiers do. She exploited this division by making pleas to the soldiers directly and repeatedly exposing the Primarch's hypocrisy and dishonor. When the Breen arrived at the Eternal Gallery and Archive, the Primarch ruined their chances to get the clue by making threats to destroy the Archive. Moll used this to send a message to the soldiers that Ruhn didn't care about their noble culture and brave history that was stored in the Archive. Ruhn sent his soldiers to board the Archive, and they were dying left and right. After Moll pointed this out, Ruhn admitted that he would sacrifice as many men as it took in front of his soldiers. This further sowed distrust between Ruhn and his men. 
Captain Michael Burnham retrieved the last clue from the Archive, but willingly transported it to the Breen after Ruhn swore a tergun to not destroy the Archive in exchange for all of he clues. After receiving the clues, Ruhn ordered the destruction of the and the Archive anyways, showing his complete disregard for the sacred oath of a tergun and by extension the Breen customs and way of life. When Moll pointed this out, Ruhn admitted that L'ak was not the goal, nor did he need L'ak anymore because he'd have the Progenitors' power soon. Ruhn attempted to kill her, but the soldiers mutinied, in particular Lieutenant Arisar. In response, Moll overpowered and killed Primarch Ruhn and, with the approval of Arisar, the soldiers ended up supporting her succession to the throne until L'ak could be revived with the Progenitors' tech as he was the rightful heir. ()
===Moll's Rule===
While Moll used her new title to go after the Progenitor’s technology, the other five Primarchs of the factions of the Breen Imperium became aware of Moll's succession. Moll's rule was almost immediately met with challenges from other Primarchs. Primarch of the Third Flight wanted to take Ruhn’s soldiers to double the size of her own army and overthrow Moll. This caused Moll's dreadnaught and Tahal's fleet to be heading in the same direction: the coordinates for the Progenitors' technology. Once Moll reached the coordinates, she beamed the technology aboard her ship. 
Under her rule, she supervised the exploration of the casing that the five scientists made for the Progenitor technology. Inside the casing was a portal and she oversaw the tests on the portal including tethered trials into it. She also oversaw a sarkaress feast to celebrate the capture of the Progenitor technology and it was rumored for there to be another one in the works to celebrate when L'ak was revived. But things took a turn for the worse when her one true supporter, Arisar, was killed by Cleveland Booker after Moll entered the portal. However, Federation Ambassador Saru managed to force Tahal to withdraw her forces, stopping the Primarch from seizing the Sixth Flight. ()
Moll ended up going into the Progenitor portal and killing the two Breen soldiers who were sucked in. She revealed to Captain Michael Burnham that she didn't trust the Breen but at least they had a vested interest in getting her what she wants. She never wanted the throne, just L'ak. Moll's support for her succession came from Ruhn's faction and Commander Rayner used Discoverys spore drive to jump Ruhn's dreadnaught to the galactic barrier, invalidating any support Moll had for the throne. In addition, Moll's power depended on her connection as L'ak's wife and her mission to resurrect him. With L'ak's resurrection revealed to be impossible, Moll likely would've lost her remaining influence amongst Ruhn's soldiers had she been able to return to them. Moll was instead taken into Federation custody and did not return to the Breen.
Despite the nature of Moll's actions, Agent Kovich saw potential in her and expressed interest in recruiting her to the Federation's Department of Temporal Investigations once she was done serving her sentence, realising that Moll had only ever wanted to be with L'ak. ()
==Appendices==
===Appearance=== 
Moll had a birthmark on her neck which helped Book discover her true identity as Malinne Ravel. Her hair roots and the de-aging program suggested she had been born a brunette and colored it blonde. ()
File:Moll as a child.png|Hologram of Moll de-aged down to the age of 7 ()
File:Moll's birthmark.png|Hologram of Moll with her birthmark as discovered by Book () 
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