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Though not a native of Myrken, Molly has wasted no time settling herself into the daily rhythms of the town -- swiftly finding herself employment at the local tavern.

Her place of origin, Glenmoor, left behind, the youthful widow has struck out on her own after the death of her adventerous Elven husband, Nathan. Some may say that his memory was what drummed the young woman from her home while she would profess that it was to keep herself from becoming a burden upon older brothers as they each began families of their own.

Lurking somewhere in her early twenties, this woman is bred of tough stock. Still, there is a pleasant shape to her face and some of the male gender may find themselves drawn to the full of those rolling hips and the might of her bosom. Curves of womanhood not so openly placed on display though! Bodice tucks instead of fluffs while full skirts fall down and proper about the ankles, all in the somber color of her widowed status. The untamed curls of fiery red hair are kept drawn away from the warm and laughter of summer blue eyes as she works, by way of braids, knots, or what ever fashion seems most handy.

While some may have trouble battling the thick accent that clings still to her tounge, the barmaid will no doubt charm the socks off most with her quick smile and laughter. Linger a while in her presence, one will fall to the enjoyment of a well spun tale or a good Irish proverb or two.

In her recent history, she has worked her way up from humble barmaid to respectable tavern owner of the Broken Dagger despite the swirl of stories and rumors about her, some of it about a tea cup. Others are those concerning the girl Quincy, linking her to the two blamed for the girl's death. Never mind that she was the very same soul who had pleaded for the girl's life or had tried to slow the bleeding when life began to fade. Still, can anyone be charged for murder when the victim is unexpectedly still walking around?

In Recent history...

On the evening of the Tenth of Febuary, Molly gave birth to a little girl named Brennah O'Neill. Nothing has been seen or heard of the girl child's father and one might almost suspect that Molly prefers it this way.