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==Notes==
==Notes==
* The drawings including menacing looking eyes and the symbol. The colors red and black are used most often. One drawing is of a young girl, presumably [[Molly]] asleep in a bed.
* The drawings including menacing looking eyes and the symbol. The colors red and black are used most often. One drawing is of a young girl, presumably [[Molly]] asleep in a bed.

==Trivia==
* According to the [[episode commentary]] for ''[[Four Months Later]]'', Molly's drawings were executed by [[Adair Tishler]], the actress who plays Molly.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Revision as of 07:06, 27 September 2007

Molly's drawings

First mentioned: Four Months Later
Owned by: Molly Walker

Molly's drawings cause some concern for Matt Parkman and Miss Gerber.

About

Four Months Later

Outside of Molly's school in New York City, her new caretaker, Matt Parkman discusses with her teacher, Miss Gerber, that Molly has had some problems in school. Miss Gerber says that Molly is sleeping in class and is struggling. She then shows Matt some disturbing drawings Molly has drawn. She has noticed that a strange symbol is on every one.

Notes

  • The drawings including menacing looking eyes and the symbol. The colors red and black are used most often. One drawing is of a young girl, presumably Molly asleep in a bed.

Trivia

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