[Molly appreciates a good party. He drinks plenty, trying to find the most unheard of drink possible to imbibe just in case he gets something fun out of it. Whether the fact he laughs heartily with the people on stage and occasionally tries to sing along once he starts to get an idea of the song he's never heard is due to the drinking, it's hard to say. He could just be very fun.
He also messes with the jukebox quite a bit when there's no one on stage, very obviously intrigued by it. He's seen others use it, so he understands its purpose, but its means is beyond him. Not that he's a mechanical sort by any means; he's not trying to figure it out too hard, just figure out how to use it.
Eventually he manages to select a song mostly by accident, and when it starts playing he laughs victoriously.]
Well! Not the song I was thinking of, but I don't dislike it.
GAME ROOM
[Molly appears to be shuffling some cards other than his fortune-telling deck, for once. He's pretty good at shuffling the deck, from experience, but he's actually got limited experience with card games. Mostly his card games are bullshitting readings for people.
Not that he's never played. But the first game that comes to mind is the one that Jester taught Nott, all those weeks ago, when they first met in that tavern. He thinks back on it fondly, a little painfully as he remembers the recent separation of the group.
If someone walks by, he calls out to them.]
You ever heard of a game called the Crick-Queen's Call?
mollymauk tealeaf ( ota )
[Molly appreciates a good party. He drinks plenty, trying to find the most unheard of drink possible to imbibe just in case he gets something fun out of it. Whether the fact he laughs heartily with the people on stage and occasionally tries to sing along once he starts to get an idea of the song he's never heard is due to the drinking, it's hard to say. He could just be very fun.
He also messes with the jukebox quite a bit when there's no one on stage, very obviously intrigued by it. He's seen others use it, so he understands its purpose, but its means is beyond him. Not that he's a mechanical sort by any means; he's not trying to figure it out too hard, just figure out how to use it.
Eventually he manages to select a song mostly by accident, and when it starts playing he laughs victoriously.]
Well! Not the song I was thinking of, but I don't dislike it.
GAME ROOM
[Molly appears to be shuffling some cards other than his fortune-telling deck, for once. He's pretty good at shuffling the deck, from experience, but he's actually got limited experience with card games. Mostly his card games are bullshitting readings for people.
Not that he's never played. But the first game that comes to mind is the one that Jester taught Nott, all those weeks ago, when they first met in that tavern. He thinks back on it fondly, a little painfully as he remembers the recent separation of the group.
If someone walks by, he calls out to them.]
You ever heard of a game called the Crick-Queen's Call?