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Deborah Ann Woll by Graham Dunn for The Laterals 2016
Deborah Ann Woll for Rogue Magazine (Spring 2016)
We want people to see us as strong and competent. But then there’s the person that we are afraid we truly are. Which is scared, and hopeless, and incompetent, and overwhelmed.
While all the other superheroes can fly, and kick, and punch, and throw lightning at people as their way of finding justice, Karen has to do it with her brains.
[ text; molly ]: are you gonna go after them? because if so, i wanna watch.
[ text; molly ]: but unfortunately, i didn't bring anyone. i'll save that for another night so i can watch you kick their butt.
[ text; molly ]: of course, i'd love to. what time?
[ text; remus ]: of course i'd go after them, who do you take me for?
[ text; remus ]: don't answer that
[ text; remus ]: maybe if you get lucky you can see me kick ass tonight. i work 5 to close
[ text; the mother prewett ]: i figured i'd keep you in the know
[ text; the mother prewett ]: i wouldn't want you thinking i'm warming up to you
[ text; bletchley ]: how kind of you
[ text; bletchley ]: now, why would i ever think that? you know me better
Molly Elizabeth Prewett “Whatever doesn’t kill me had better start running.”
Alliance: Mafia
Birthday: October 30, 1986
Occupation: Drug Dealer
THE STORY
Little miss Molly Prewett. Some had hoped that she would end up being the good apple out of a pile of rotten ones, but that simply would never be the case. Someone with Prewett blood never turned out exactly sane, you see, and no matter how good of a child she acted, Molly was never to be the exception. She was exposed to the family business from a young age, having to learn the difference between an actual repo man and what her father--and, eventually, her brothers and adoptive sister--would get into outside of the Shade. There was nobody more fiercely protected as Molly was in a dangerous world such as theirs, something that she would take advantage of far into the future.
It wasn’t until high school that Molly got into a certain trade of her own. By god, did teenagers love drugs. She was exposed left and right; Molly found herself learning more about the different kinds than she’d ever thought she would before entering the school. On top of it all, she found out that her name was slang for ecstasy--which, of course, was the first drug that she took for a sort of ‘test run’ herself. She took it as her calling, and by junior year she found herself dealing behind stairwells and in parks, quick to run from the cops and being bailed out by her family when she wasn’t quite fast enough. It was during high school that she met one Arthur Weasley, and her love life got all the more complicated.
Their relationship was, and still is, a whirlwind romance, with ups and downs entering and exiting their lives like a rainy day. By nineteen the two had already had a son, named Bill, and a few years later came along their second son, Charlie. The boys were the light of Molly’s life, but several commitment issues kept Molly and Arthur from finally tying the knot and bringing their family together. One particularly nasty fight, on the subject of marriage no less, drew them to separate flats, and they hadn’t lived together since (Charlie still thinks his mother has a “fucking phobia for rings”).
Now Molly ran a successful drug ring under her own rule: one of the biggest ones, if not the biggest one, in all of London. She makes some of her own supply and gets the rest from one Severus Snape, keeping up good relations and bad alike. On the outside, Molly seems like a sweet mother who wouldn’t harm a fly. Cross her path, however, and she isn’t afraid to pounce.
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text: you aren't shit to me
[ text; bletchley ]: feeling's mutual sweetheart
Elsie’s grip on her backpack straps tightened as she trudged through the streets she thought would be familiar, only to figure out pretty damn quickly that she hadn’t the slightest idea where she was. Stupid, stupid. Her first instinct was to pull her cell phone from her backpack and ask her father - oh, but that would ruin the surprise, wouldn’t it?
She let out a soft whine as she bit her lip and repeatedly tugged on her backpack straps. Where am I ,where am I. She recognized the sigh for the pet store but other than that she was lost. How did she even get out of the airport? Did she really let that nice man pay her cab fare?
Wait! Arthur and Molly would help her out! But where was -were- their place(s?) in relation to here? Were they living together or apart now? Hell, she didn’t know. She was in Korea for a year. This was bad, very bad. Didn’t Appa say one of her uncles worked at the pet store? Mm, but she didn’t know how to get there, either.
Deep breaths, deep breaths - she looked up and around, eyes wide and searching for somebody to ask for help. And finally, she made eye contact with someone, it didn’t matter who. Even if she knew them she didn’t recognize them in that instant.
“저기요. - omo, I-I mean,” English, Elsie, you’re not in Korea anymore kid, you’re not getting help this way. “Excuse me, I need help. Do you know where er, Sommerset Street is? Or St. Barclay’s Hospital? I need to speak with Sungmin Chang, um, he’s a surgeon there? I, uh, I’m lost and don’t know how to get…not here.”
Long. Day. That was all that Molly could think as she made her way back home, walking because the job that day hadn’t been too far from her flat. Of course, the people she’d been doing a job with had been complete and utter idiots, treating her like she didn’t know what the hell she was doing simply because she was a woman--and god, did Molly hate assholes like that. It rubbed against her nerves the wrong way, and she sneered at everyone that she passed by through the unusually crowded street, eyes set on the Shade in the distance.
Then, of course, she had to make eye contact with some kid. Great.
Molly sighed and stopped as the girl went over to her, about to tell her off but pausing when she recognized Sungmin’s name. “Minnie? What are you looking for him for?” Molly finally took a moment to look at the person she was speaking to, eyes widening when it finally clicked into place. Without the anger, it was easy to realize who she was talking to, and Molly smiled for the first time in hours. “Elsie? Look at you, it’s been forever! How’d you get here on your own, sweetie?”
“Don’t tell me you’re getting jealous now.” Arthur said with a smirk, ignoring the fact that just moments prior he was the one who actually felt that pang surge through his chest. It wasn’t that he necessarily felt like there was exclusivity here, you know, he was aware of how she likely had… other people as much as he did, but emotions had a way of betraying the truth and right now he hated this as much as he loved it. As it was, it took a great deal of effort to maintain cool and composure in front of Molly. “Aw, man, and here I was thinking I already got too much competition. Can’t say I blame ‘em… but I will say that I’ll fight ‘em if I have to.” He chuckled, a little more dry than he wanted, but he was well aware of some things that the Prewetts have gotten up to and what else they were capable of; Molly was definitely capable of worse, they both knew it. “Y’know, this is why I don’t leave you alone around my shop. All those guns and bombs… I reckon you’d half blown this place to bits by now.” When she closed the gap, the calm fell away as soon as those lips touched, the hunger and the desire practically dripping from point of contact. It took so much out of him to even pull away after a while, a little out of breath and definitely coming to regret that, but grinning at Molly all the while, their noses still touching. “You’re one hell of a woman, Molly Prewett, anyone ever tell you that?”
“Me? Jealous? Why, I would never.” That, of course, was a complete and total lie, because when it came to Arthur, god could she be just that. Jealous, possessive, wanting; their relationship was open, but she still couldn’t stop the emotions from reeling in her when she saw Arthur with someone else (never mind that she herself had someone else in her life, her mind briefly flashing to Remus). “Especially not of our boys. Don’t be absurd.” Her grin widened when he said he’d fight others who looked at her, a sense of pride flooding her. “Would you now? My hero.” Then she laughed, imaging all that she could do if Arthur let her have free range with the weapons in his shop. “Oh, most definitely. Don’t suppose you’d let me try some of them out, would you darling?” Molly relished the kiss and hated when Arthur pulled away, wanting to grab his shirt to pull him back in but resisting. This was her family’s bar, yes, but it wasn’t the place. Not now. Still, their noses were still touching, and Molly chewed on her lip, looking up to meet Arthur’s eyes. “Once or twice. Anyone tell you the same? Because you definitely are, Arthur Weasley.”
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“Good, good. I’ll have a word with the boys.” He would, of course, but this was not the past - there was no La Familia to speak of and they didn’t care for each other, not really, not at all. “Two weeks? And here I was thinking we were a classy lot. What a pity”, he said jokingly, despite his deadpan expression. Really, all that bound them was cold hard cash and Alastair’s job was to keep a steady flow coming, not to baby pricks who couldn’t tell where their tricks would work and for how long. Even so said pricks did make him money… “It may, Molly, darling, it just may but they can’t pay you if they don’t have jobs, can they now? This ain’t no social service I’m running here.”
“Start before ten? I’m haven’t been twelve for a long, long time now, mind you”, he retorted with a short laughing vibe to his words. “I was thinking midnight on Tuesday. Not that many people in the casino so I won’t have much work.” And by that, of course, he meant no one planned and important was coming over on Tuesday night.
“You may be classy, my friend, but everyone else? That’s debatable.” Molly grinned and brought her glass back to her lips, taking a sip. Of course, permanently damaging Alastair’s staff would risk his money inflow, Molly knew that much, but she didn’t often care when it came to getting her own money. This was Alastair, though. She could make a few exceptions. “Fair enough, I suppose. I’ll leave their slacking for you to deal with then, how’s that? You know how far you’re willing to go with the lot.”
“Midnight on Tuesday?” She thought quickly before nodding, deciding that she’d clear out her schedule if nothing else. “I’ll be there. Do you want me to bring the usual goods, or did you want to try something new this time around?”
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“That, Molly dearest,” she began to explain amidst the electronic screech coming from the sink, pausing only to scrunch her nose at Charlie and motion at him to plug his ears, “… is the sound of hundreds of unsolicited dick pics and dozens of Rattatas meeting a cruel end.” Smiling contently, Bellatrix hooked a casual finger over the garbage disposal’s switch and flicked it off. The waste disposal unit let out one final howl of indignation before being forcibly sentenced to live out the rest of its days in bitter silence (or at least until Gideon thought to try shoving red vines down there again), winding down slowly and altogether too loudly. As if in need of further convincing that she’d gotten the job done right, Bellatrix peered over the sink and jabbed a fork down into the hole, clearing away stray bits of glass. “… Maybe a Weedle or two, give or take.”
Charlie stirred excitedly. “Were there really Pokemon down there?”
“In a sense.”
“Well, why can’t I play? Mum.”
Bellatrix’s lips curved into an amused smile as she wrapped an arm around her favorite nephew, crouching down to his level and stage whispering against his small shoulder, “I’ll talk to her about it, yeah? Maybe we’ll even catch you one of those dragon type pokemon, how does that sound?”
“Cool,” Charlie whispered back, eyes widening in awe. “Does Bill get one, too?”
“Of course not. I don’t like Bill.”
She gave his hair a playful ruffle, winking, and straightened to face Molly with a crooked grin. “What’s up? Need anyone’s skull smashed in?”
Molly wasn’t sure if her confusion or amusement was winning out at Bellatrix’s explanation, and she took a few steps closer to the protesting garbage disposal, peering over into the sink as she turned it off and the grinding finally came to a halt. “Whoever sent those dick pics your way should be glad it’s the phone being destroyed and not their dicks,” she said slowly, looking up and snorting. “For real, though. All of this over Rattatas and Weedles? You know, you’d find more than those two if you went out and walked around. That’s the go part of Pokemon Go.”
Of course, Charlie wanted in on the game--the boy had an almost unhealthy obsession with all things Pokemon--and Molly blew some hair out of her face, looking at her son. “Not until you’re older, I’ve told you this. Ten year olds don’t need smart phones.” Of course, her word was drowned out by Bellatrix’s offer, and Molly rolled her eyes, leaning back against the counter.
“Skulls smashed in? Nah, I could do that on my own if I wanted.” She grinned. “Charlie kept bugging me to bring him down to visit. He drew you a picture.”
As if on cue, Charlie perked up and took out a folded piece of paper from his pocket, shoving it at his aunt’s face excitedly. “It’s you! As a dragon! And here--” He pointed to two smaller dragons on either side. “That’s Uncle Gid, and that’s Uncle Bean.”
[ text; molly ]: i'm just trying to narrow the guilty list. someone drank a shit ton of awful drinks on my tag.
[ text; molly ]: true. but i'd come to the bar when you're working whether i get the cheap drinks or not, mols.
[ text; remus ]: well who'd you bring? i'm sure we can look at the security tape if we need to
[ text; remus ]: aw, you flatterer. i'm working tonight if you want to stop by
[ text; remus ]: and not build your tab up even more
[ rl; text ]: fucking hell, my tab at the shade last night was over eighty bucks. was it you, or was it you?
[ rl; text ]: that's the last time i ever do anything nice for you.
[ text; remus ]: don't blame me for your tab
[ text; remus ]: you should know by now to go when i'm working the bar if you want cheap or free drinks
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