Molly Moran

Mr. Style

Molly Moran and Mr. Style have a professional connection, likely as employer-employee or colleague relationship within the theater or box office setting.

Gwen Lestrange

Gwen Lestrange and Molly Moran are rivals, possibly competing for attention or involved in a tense personal conflict related to the case.

Mr. Westinghouse

Molly Moran and Mr. Westinghouse are acquaintances, likely connected through the theater or social circles surrounding the box office.

Mr. Arrowsmith

Molly Moran and Mr. Arrowsmith have a social acquaintance, possibly through the theater or shared connections.

Curtice Welland

Curtice Welland and Molly Moran are adversaries, with Welland likely being a threat or antagonist to Molly in the story.

Mr. Style

Molly Moran and Mr. Style have a professional connection, likely as employer-employee or colleague relationship within the theater or box office setting.

Mr. Style

Molly Moran and Mr. Style have a professional connection, likely as employer-employee or colleague relationship within the theater or box office setting.

Gwen Lestrange

Gwen Lestrange and Molly Moran are rivals, possibly competing for attention or involved in a tense personal conflict related to the case.

Gwen Lestrange

Gwen Lestrange and Molly Moran are rivals, possibly competing for attention or involved in a tense personal conflict related to the case.

Mr. Westinghouse

Molly Moran and Mr. Westinghouse are acquaintances, likely connected through the theater or social circles surrounding the box office.

Curtice Welland

Curtice Welland and Molly Moran are adversaries, with Welland likely being a threat or antagonist to Molly in the story.

Mr. Arrowsmith

Molly Moran and Mr. Arrowsmith have a social acquaintance, possibly through the theater or shared connections.

VI: The Supreme Appeal Court

One of three cinema cashiers French decides to investigate further due to her landlady's evasiveness.

VII: Fair Passengers

One of the three box office girls being shadowed; she is picked up by a grey car and later seen walking to the Panopticon.

IX: French Makes a Second Assignation

Terrified by French's visit, claims involvement in a gambling scheme, but her story is revealed as a fabrication.

XI: The Happy Paterfamilias

Under surveillance at the Panopticon box office; French plans to win her trust.

XII: The Car’s Freight

Breaks down under French's interrogation and confesses her role in the gambling scheme, describing how she was recruited by Welland and Style to pass out old half crowns.

XIII: The Transport of Supplies

Meets French at the Panopticon, provides Welland's half crowns, and is warned to avoid Waterloo and Harrow.

The Property Adjoining

Reported missing; French fears she has been taken by the gang after she told him her story.

XV: Mr. Cullimore Expounds

Disappeared and believed kidnapped; French is desperate to find her.

XVI: In the Net

Molly is conflicted after confessing to French; she disobeys his warning, is kidnapped, and threatened with death by drowning.

XVII: The Shadows Loom Nearer

Imprisoned, terrified, but resourceful; attempts escape via skylight and message darts.

XVIII: When Greek Meets Greek

The kidnapped girl; her location is revealed by the paper darts, and French races to save her.

Conclusion

Molly is rescued after being kidnapped by the gang. She is not prosecuted and retains nearly four hundred pounds from her involvement in the scheme.