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Molly is an original character who first appeared in Telltale Games' The Walking Dead: Season One. She is a lone female survivor who has displayed high amount of skill in agility, parkour, climbing and close quarters combat. Though relatively uncaring, rude, and extremely cocky, Molly does what she can to protect those she trusts.

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  • Molly (Video Game)
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  • Molly is an original character who first appeared in Telltale Games' The Walking Dead: Season One. She is a lone female survivor who has displayed high amount of skill in agility, parkour, climbing and close quarters combat. Though relatively uncaring, rude, and extremely cocky, Molly does what she can to protect those she trusts.
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Last
  • "Around Every Corner" ()
Age
  • 20.0
Status
  • Unknown
Hair
  • Blonde
Actor
Name
  • Molly
Ethnicity
  • Caucasian-American
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First
  • "Around Every Corner"
Lifespan
  • "Around Every Corner" ()
Occupation
  • Unknown
Family
  • - Sister
Gender
  • Female
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  • Molly is an original character who first appeared in Telltale Games' The Walking Dead: Season One. She is a lone female survivor who has displayed high amount of skill in agility, parkour, climbing and close quarters combat. Though relatively uncaring, rude, and extremely cocky, Molly does what she can to protect those she trusts.
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