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'''''Missing Molly''''' was the eighty-second story in the ''[[Torchwood - Monthly Range]]'' by [[Big Finish Productions]]. It starred [[Ianto Jones]], and was written by [[Gareth David-Lloyd]].
'''''Missing Molly''''' was the eighty-second story in the ''[[Torchwood - Monthly Range]]'' by [[Big Finish Productions]]. It starred [[Ianto Jones]], and was written by [[Gareth David-Lloyd]].


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When Alison gets Molly to close her eyes and try to remember where she has been, Molly recalls how she dropped Bunny in the [[sea]] and Alison suggests that Stuart does not want to see her because he is angry. This fails to get an emotional response from her, however, and she hurts her to try to get her to cry. She does not mention this to Ianto when he returns and takes Molly for a walk around the estate and a visit to the [[park]] where she shares a memory about breaking her arm. Although Ianto notes that this is the first bad memory she has shared, Molly says that it is a happy memory because of how her father came to her rescue. They then go to the pier where Ianto detects a history of [[Rift energy]].
When Alison gets Molly to close her eyes and try to remember where she has been, Molly recalls how she dropped Bunny in the [[sea]] and Alison suggests that Stuart does not want to see her because he is angry. This fails to get an emotional response from her, however, and she hurts her to try to get her to cry. She does not mention this to Ianto when he returns and takes Molly for a walk around the estate and a visit to the [[park]] where she shares a memory about breaking her arm. Although Ianto notes that this is the first bad memory she has shared, Molly says that it is a happy memory because of how her father came to her rescue. They then go to the pier where Ianto detects a history of [[Rift energy]].


Stuart arrives at the house as Ianto is leaving and demands to see Molly, insistent that she is a con artist. When he does see her, however, he drives away. Reasoning that the pier has been the site of several doorways in the past, Ianto believes that Molly was transported away by one and decides to make his report to Jack the next day.
Stuart arrives at the house as Ianto is leaving and demands to see Molly, insistent that she is a con artist, only to drive away when he does. Ianto tells Alison that Molly was transported away by a doorway that was once active at the pier and that he will make a report to Jack the next day so that they can help her acclimatise, but privately he worries that he has messed things up and practises how he is going to explain himself to Jack. In the morning, Alison finds that Molly has disappeared and Ianto admits that he put a [[monitoring chip]] under her skin which he uses to track her, discovering that she is on her way to the pier and moving at a speed which means she must be in a [[car]].


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On the way to Penarth, Ianto tells Alison that his scan indicated that the girl has never broken a [[bone]] in her life, but Alison does not care whether she is really Molly or not. Stuart takes Molly out onto the pier and, despite having been playing along during the journey, accuses her of being a liar and demands to know what happened to his daughter. He throws Bunny over the edge and, after apologising for things not going as she had hoped, she jumps into the [[sea]]. Ianto arrives with Alison and detects no sign of Molly, meaning she has disappeared once again.


== Cast ==
== Cast ==
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