DescriptionShe is friends with the Dust bunnies, which Loonette doesn't believe in. Molly is a picky eater; she loves donuts and other unhealthy foods. Molly tends to like to get things her way, otherwise, Molly is Loonette's best friend. Molly learns something new everyday. Loonette never gets mad at Molly, not even when she is not paying attention or lying, however, Loonette gets upset with Molly for going to Clowntown and running off and not letting Loonette know and she made her really worried, though there are times where Molly gets mad at Loonette for some reasons. Which is a good example. Unlike all dolls, Molly really moves. But like all dolls, Molly cannot talk but she does have thought bubbles to tell Loonette what she wants and to understand what she's saying. She can also urinate, as shown in the episode "Lettuce, Turnip and Pea." Bennysmart.com Description"Like many children, Loonette has a best friend - -her doll Molly. But Molly is no ordinary doll. She is very much alive, her thoughts appearing in thought bubbles with pictures."[1] PersonalityMolly can be stubborn and mischievous but she also quite wise, loving, and sweet. AppearanceMolly's age is about 3 years old. She is red-nosed and has black hair. She usually wears a blue dress (Sometimes she wears a yellow dress) and black Mary Janes. Molly occasionally wear hats of some sort. IssuesMolly and Loonette have such a far friendship, yet so close. Far that they always disagree, close because they are always there for each other. Little is known what Molly does when Loonette does the clock stretch, she possibly sits and waits, or does what Loonette tells her, like in "Picky Eaters" Loonette told Molly to set up a table (which she did) it is shown that Molly was unable to walk, Loonette carries her. Molly can be very difficult to Loonette, but Loonette and Molly are best friends with Loonette always treating Molly like her baby sister. Molly also has shown disregard for Loonette's collections of teeth, which is just plain rude. While Loonette can be serious with Molly when she misbehaves, she is never mean and they always forgive each other. Gallery
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