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| “ | You play along with this, or SQUIRT! | „ |
| ~ Molly threatening Picasso to let her take credit for his paintings. |
| “ | NOOOOOOOOO! | „ |
| ~ Molly's final words before her death as she is falling down towards the wet paint. |
Molly Coddle is the main antagonist of "Picasso the PONY", one of the stories within The World's Worst Pets. She was an extremely spoiled and greedy ten-year-old girl who abused her pony to make herself richer.
Personality[]
Molly is depicted throughout the story as a spoiled, entitled, selfish, greedy, ungrateful, lazy, arrogant, bratty and demanding young girl. Despite only being ten years old, Molly shows herself to be a heartless and sadistic tyrant who threatened Picasso that she would melt him and make him into glue if he didn't did as she said and would not lift as much as a finger to paint herself and just bossed the pony around and demanded him to paint more an more while simply watching. The girl was purely talentless and had made her living out of her parents mollycoddling her and giving her everything she desired, and then later earned millions and billions on Picasso's paintings without having to do anything. She appeared to be very self-absorbed and hungry for fame, as shown in her basking in the glow of "her" success and even richer life than before, even naming a film about her life "Molly: The Greatest Girl Who Ever Lived". However, the girl's insane greed ultimately became the end of her when she pushed the pony way too far and had him finally aiming for his revenge.
Biography[]
Past[]
Molly Coddle was born as the only child of Lord and Lady Coddle. While in her mother's belly, she would kick hard if she didn't get enough food. The little girl was born with a silver spoon in her mouth, literally, because she had once kicked her mother from the inside so she swallowed the spoon. Even as a baby, she would throw tantrums if not given what she wanted and was overindulged and pampered by her parents. As Molly grew older, her demands became more and more outlandish and she got everything from a robot that did her homework for her, a bath as big as a swimming pool, a jetpack so she didn't have to use the stairs, a Wendy house in the garden much bigger than the family home itself and much more.
Picasso the PONY[]
One day at the age of ten, the spoiled girl demanded the prettiest pony in the world since she, according to herself, was the prettiest girl in the world. For hours, pony after pony was showcased, but the entitled girl complained about each and every one of them until Picasso was the only one left. Molly complained that Picasso was the wrong color, stating that she wanted him to be white and black and when her fatherpointed out that the pony was white and black, the girl snapped back at him that he was black and white, calling her father a fool as well. Molly then ordered their butler to quickly grab as much white and black painting as he could and despite her parent's telling her that painting an animal was wrong, Molly simply didn't care and also blamed her parents for buying her a pony with the wrong color and started painting the poor pony black where he was white and white where he was black. She then decided to see how fast the pony was, but Picasso rushed at an insane speed which made the girl cry for help, much to the pony's delight. Her parents decided not to rush saving their daughter and Molly didn't come home before midnight, being furious and demanding Picasso to be gone by tomorrow.
However, while Molly slept that night, Picasso both painted himself back to normal and also painted a picture of Molly whining on the barn wall. When she woke up next morning, still angry, she rushed down still in her nightdress, towards the barn to see if he was gone, stating that if he weren't, there was going to be problems. It was still early so her parents hadn't got him away yet, so they quickly rushed out of the house as well. Molly found Picasso still in the barn and took the brush away from him and insulted him. That is when her parents entered and seeing the amazing picture of Molly and their daughter holding the brush, thought that it was she who had made it. This surprised both of them as they had always thaught their daughter was extremely talentless and praised her and Molly, being the selfish brat she was, lied and said that she was the artist. When she heard that these paintings would make her extremely famous and as her mother said, would make her rich, rich, rich rich, with the spoiled girl correcting her mother and saying she would become richer, as she already was rich. Realizing the opportunity of living in even more luxury, Molly decided to keep Picasso and forced him to make a hundred paintings for her, threatening to melt him into glue if he refused, and didn't do anything other than writing her signature on each painting.
It didn't take long before each of the hundred pictures was sold for millions of dollars each and Molly as a ten-year-old wonder was all across TV, magazine covers and even ahd a movie made about her entire life story. But being the greedy brat she was, Molly wanted more, more and more. So she made Picasso keep painting and having the paintings be bigger and bigger, starting to earn billions on each one. The paintings became so big that both she and Picasso had to stand on a platform to reach different points. One night, Molly had forced Picasso to draw fifty enormous paintings since dawn and still demanded more, which was the last straw for Picasso as the pony spat his paintbrush so it hit Molly's head and fell to the ground. The girl demanded her pet to pick it up and keep working, but the pony refused and Molly threatened to kick it in it's bottom but as she was about to, he lurched into her and made her toppling off the platform. She hung onto Picasso's tail tot ry and save her own cruel life, but Picasso started to swirl his tail around at a very high speed until he flicked his tail and made the girl fly upwards to then fall back down and land in a paddling pool of blue paint. The pony also ended up falling down and landed in a paddling pool of purple paint and managed to climb out to safety but Molly grabbed his tail and yanked herself to safety so she landed on the pony's back. However, to their shared horror, the paint dryed fast and the two was stuck together and unable to move. When her parents didn't find her, they though their daughter and Picasso had left and thought that their paintcovered daughter and pony was really a statue made as a farewell gift and it was placed in the world's greatest gallery. As no one knew that the two was stuck inside, it can be assumed that both Molly and Picasso eventually died of either suffocation or hunger.
Trivia[]
- Molly's name is a pun on the term mollycoddle, which refers to the act of spoiling and overindulging another person.