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[MOLLY JUNE WEASLEY]

Introducing miss Molly June Weasley. Twenty-five years old and one of the many Weasley clan, Molly, or Molly-Moo as she is best known to her father, is the airiest one of the Weasley litter. With her grandmother’s looks and name, but none of the personality, Molly has grown up with a mix of expectation and disappointment upon her shoulders. Being the eldest of Percy Weasley, the one member of the Weasley family who never really fit in, Molly grew up a little separate from her Weasley cousins. In fact it wasn’t until she started at Hogwarts that she became really good friends with them, finding her way into her father’s noble house of Gryffindor. From then on Molly’s easy smile, likeable nature and somewhat childish views made her many friends. But never a boyfriend. Never that one true love. Oh how Molly desired that one true love, a child raised on Muggle fairytales and the opinion that princes come to those who wait. So when she came to the end of her seventh year and watched other couples walk off hand-in-hand towards the future, Molly knew exactly what she was going to be when she left Hogwarts – a writer, making her dreams come true… at least on paper.

These days Molly works part-time at Madam Malkin’s Robes and lives with three of her favourite cousins in a flat above Diagon Alley (drop a note here if you want to live with Molly), still writing and hoping for that Prince Charming. One day he’ll sweep her off her feet and spirit her away to some kind of dream world. That’s how it happens right?


Molly’s friends are everything to Molly. She loves her cousins and many of them are good friends, but her best-friends came from Hogwarts and those who helped her through classes when she was fazing out and dreaming of far-away lands. The ones that smacked her on the arm and whispered her the answer whenever the professors asked her a question. Molly isn’t the smartest Weasley in the bunch and for this reason needs a smarter side-kick, an ex-Ravenclaw maybe or Hermione Granger-like Gryffindor who’ll save Molly from failing. A friend that is entirely responsible for Molly actually passing her NEWTs at the end of her seventh year.

Co-workers would also be great friends and because Molly just loves talking to people and is very genuine and friendly, customers would also fall into this category. Basically anyone who likes a friendly person whose major faults is that she trusts too much. No really, to the point where it gets her into trouble A LOT! Watch out if you’re looking for peace and quiet around the likes of Molly Weasley because she attracts trouble like only her uncle Harry ever could!


Now for the foes. So why would you hate Molly Weasley? Because she’s a Weasley would be a big one. This ex-Gryffindor is very proud of her Weasley heritage (and with hair like hers it’s almost impossible to escape) and won’t hide from anyone who hates her family. If you do pick a fight with her you’ll likely win because she’s not big on battles, but just remember that this little Weasley has a whole army on her side so annoy her too much and she’ll probably set cousin James on you!


Family are the be-all and end-all for Molly. Her father still works at the Ministry, slowly working himself to death. Her mother works at St. Mungos, a good thing too when Percy does eventually work himself out of this world. And of course there’s Lucy. Lucy is twenty-three, an ex-Slytherin and is determined she knows absolutely everything about the world. She’s the child of Percy and Audrey that DID take after her father – she’s quick to judge, sly and witty. Molly and Lucy couldn’t be any more opposite if they tried. But that doesn’t mean Molly doesn’t love her little sister like the world. And now Lucy is out in the world on her own and walking herself into bad situations left, right and centre, it’s even more important Molly learns to watch her sister’s back.

A Molly and Lucy plot available. For more info please click here! I’d love you if you took Luce. PB is Karen Gillan.

As for Molly’s extended family – there’s plenty. Apart from sharing a home with three of them, Molly also sees her family on any occasion she can. Her favourite aunt is Angelina because she loves talking about Quidditch and Molly loves Quidditch (even if she is scared to get back on a broom after she was bucked off one in her second year). And of course there’s aunty Hermione who’s super smart and super cool. And uncle Harry. And aunt Ginny. And… well, there’s never a lack of people to help her out. And then there’s the dozen or so cousins. Fred the jokester, Victoire is beautiful and Hugo always makes Molly smile. Cousin James is super supportive of everything Molly does and as far as Molly is concerned, Lily Potter is the prettiest girl this side of the Channel. And the first to break the silence in a quiet room. Rose with her mother’s brains, Louis the somewhat strange but loveable nonetheless, Roxie is more fun than anyone could imagine and despite being quick with her words Dominique never lets alone down. Albus the different but brilliant and Teddy Lupin, the favourite of all of Molly’s cousin-not-cousins. At least that’s how she sees them anyway. And Molly likes to make sure they all know she’s got their back every time she sees them – with a big hug!


And last but never least are the lovers. Twenty-five years old and yet to find ‘the one’ she often dreams of, Molly has only ever had one boyfriend back in her second year. Two years older than her, he was a Slytherin boy who she thought was different but she was just the same as every other Slytherin – out for himself. He was using Molly to get another girl jealous and he broke Molly’s heart for a while there, until Molly remembered her self-assurances that ‘the one’ was still out there… and he’d never break her heart. These days Molly writes about him, a brave young man who’ll do anything to win her heart. A good man with morals and a sense of humour. A man who knows just how special Molly is. The man who walks into Madam Malkins, spies her across the room, and sweeps her off her feet.
One day her prince will come.


So if you think you will get along with Molly (or maybe dislike her immensely and set out to make her life a misery?) then fire away. All ideas are very, very welcome and will be met with cookies!

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[ROXANNE HOPE WEASLEY]

Molly and Roxanne: Hey! so I already pmed you about the flat, but might as well request it here as well, along with the offer to be close friends with Molly. So Roxanne is a bit temperamental, and it seems that molly isn't (feel free to correct me if I’m wrong) so maybe Molly is the one who helps Roxie calm down? Anyways so the summary of my pointless rambling is that i am applying to be Molly's close friend and housemate (:

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[DANCING COOKIES ?!]

MOLLY and ALBUS are people who for some bizzare reason I can see living together. They're cousins and the same age, so that's like instant friends right? Since Albus doesn't really make enemies xD But anyway, I think Molly would live with her smexy gay cousin, just because I can see them getting along. side from that, I can totally envision Albus being that ex-ravenclaw that whispers the answer to her every few seconds because he's like Hermione and reads too much. Ohoh, I think that because Molly's an author, I think Albus would totally proof read her books for her, since almost anything interests him xD

[MOLLY JUNE WEASLEY]

Roxie

Definitely BFF cousins these two. Housemates and good friends and because after Fred's passing Percy and George got closer (as they were both there) these two are pretty much brought up together and even though Molly would see Roxie as crazy and awesome and sometimes a little overwhelming, she's also be envious of how Roxie is and don't be surprised if, after telling Roxie to calm down and take a breath, Molly goes 'so how can i be more exuberent like you'...

Albie

Friends for sure! They're the same age so natural mates, but due to their upbringings (Perce was never really close with Harry's family after the whole Ministry vs. Harry business) they weren't childhood friends but if Albus was sneaking Molly answers in class and being all 'well no one wants to see their cousin fail' then Molly and Albus have to be great friends (and maybe helped their fathers become good friends too? Moll's got a lot of control over her dad! )

[ROXANNE HOPE WEASLEY]

Molly & Roxanne: Sounds perfect. Mollys going to be the older Sister Roxanne never had (: Oh i may have forgotten to mention that Roxanne is crazy OCD when it comes to cleanliness, so this may drive Molly a tad bit insane

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[FREDERICK JAMIE FINNIGAN]

molly and freddie ,

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haiii! so these two are same age, and both were gryffindors. so they'd definately know each other. freddie was a bit of a player at school but has changed now and is with lily potter. so their bound to know each other in later life aswell. so friends?

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[JESSE ELTANIN BOOHER]

MOLLY and ALBUS I like the idea of them being good friends <3 lmfao, bringing their fathers together, that's giggleworthy xP my mind turned that kinky thanks xD but yes, flat mates and buddies ftw <3

[MOLLY JUNE WEASLEY]

Cookie, get your mind out of the gutter!

Roxie

Molly ain't a messy person, but you might have to ask Albus if he doesn't mind. lol

Freddie

Friends fo sho. Molly's a pretty good reader of people so would
ve seen past Freddie's player mode at school and now be like 'OMG, we're like cousins now!' (cos she's an exciteable puppy about just about EVERYTHING!) and support Lily's choice of guy a hundred-fold, even if others may not!

(ZOMG! Amy and the Doctor are love!)

[FREDERICK JAMIE FINNIGAN]

molly and freddie ,

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bwahaaaa xD i can imagine that ^^ if she got all hyperactive over the wedding and started jumping up and down he'd probably start doing the same. mentaaal.

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