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Molly Corner Character Analysis
Have you ever felt like you are in the same body but you look different and you have a different person to love? Well this is exactly how Molly felt ,she came from her first life,right now she is in her afterlife.But even though she doesn't know who or what is arounder her at first she will grow to love and get t know the people around her and they grow to love her too.

So even though they don't menton much about a main setting Molly and her person do go to the park a lot, and they do mention a small apartment. The apartment consist of one room , a little kitchion,a small bathroom,a small living room ,and a small corner in the person's bedroom ,it's called the Molly corner. The Molly corner is a small corner of the persons room that is dedicated to Molly , is the place that holds Molly's bowls and bed.But unfortunately for the person it doesn't hold her bathroom.

There are only two characters and that is Molly and her person.Molly is a dog on a mission

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