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And the last honorable mention goes to Molly O'Reilly
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of Books of Magic fame. A close confidante of Bloodfruit, Molly was rescued from the Cult of the Unwritten Book, who held her hostage between two clock-faced bishops who sought nothing more than to decreate the world. With quick wit from Saoirse, Bloodfruit and Rosetta, these bishops were convinced that in order to unmake all reality, they, too, would have to enter oblivion. And in a puff of logic, the Cult's towering leaders offed themselves, freeing Bloodfruit's close ally.

We haven't seen much of Molly as of yet - just two appearances, both relatively brief. Yet Molly plays off of Bloodfruit well. Both have been swept up in the sad yet enchanting saga of Tim Hunter. Both have been hurt by Tim's largely oeuvre, the magical miasma that always manages to grab hold of and harm anyone that comes within close proximity of it. Yet Molly also has a truly sweet, wholesome persona, not entirely corrupted by the tragedies of her magic-ridden existence. In that way, her optimistic personality fits like a glove around Bloodfruit's largely quixotic goals and desires. Molly clearly has a larger role to play in the revolutionaries' story in London, but for now, simply seeing Bloodfruit have her friend again has really provided a rare spot of unspoiled happiness in a largely grim nation - the United Kingdom, where Apokolips looms and the Tories reign.

And a hint for #52 - a character in the throes of metamorphosis?