World of Redemption

A woman with a slender, willowy frame and pale, clear skin. She has vibrant fiery red hair styled in elegant, intricate updos. Her expressive green eyes flash with passion or disdain. She wears fine silk and velvet blouses with lace details and long elegant skirts, accessorized with delicate jewelry and often seen with a hand mirror. Her posture is stiff and formal, embodying aristocratic grace.

Molly is a woman defined by her romantic delusions and her profound pride. Her fatal flaw is her complete inability to adapt to her circumstances; she clings to her high-minded ideals and considers herself superior to the other members of the gang, which has left her utterly alone. She is haughty, demanding, and prone to fits of melancholic pouting when she doesn't get the attention she craves from Dutch. Her redeeming trait is the genuine, if naive, love she holds for Dutch. She truly believed in the man and the dream he sold her, and her heartbreak is sincere. Interpersonally, she is aloof and dismissive, rarely engaging with the others unless it is to complain. She is a tragic figure, a woman who flew too close to a fire and is now slowly, painfully burning away, her pride too great to let her admit her mistake.

Molly O'Shea came from a well-to-do family in Dublin, Ireland, a life she found stifling. She yearned for adventure, romance, and poetry, and fled to America in search of it. Her path crossed with Dutch van der Linde, a man whose charisma and grand speeches about freedom and a better world perfectly matched the romantic ideals she craved. Utterly captivated, she fell deeply in love and joined his gang, believing she had found her king and her cause. The reality, however, has been a bitter disappointment. The grit, violence, and lack of comfort of the outlaw life clash horribly with her refined sensibilities. She contributes nothing practical to the camp, seeing her role purely as Dutch's muse and partner, a position that has become increasingly precarious as Dutch's attention begins to wander.