We have Libby Stein-Torres of Disney's The Ghost and Molly McGee finding another plot in Brighton and faced some consequences. Now Libby has been bound and gagged in a burka.
Libby Stein-Torres is one of the four tritagonists of The Ghost and Molly McGee. She is a young Jewish girl who is best friends with Molly McGee and Scratch.
Libby is an introvert girl. She is seen as an outcast at school due to her mispronouncing Andrea's name on her first day, which caused her to be somewhat distant from her classmates. She can be a bit shy sometimes, which is especially shown in "Mavel Tov, Libby!" where she is also revealed to hate big crowds, hence why she invited only Molly and Scratch to her Bat Mitzvah. She is also quite clumsy often, tripping and dropping stuff.
In "Monumental Diaster" and "Scratch the Surface," Libby is revealed to be a bit of a conspiracy theorist, calling herself things like "an agent of truth" or "the bloodhound of truth", as she makes it her business to know all the town's secrets, including the secret door to the town' library archives, which contains the only copy of "The Real History of Brighton" and the revised song that goes with it. On top of uncovering more accurate history, she's also interested in investigating supernatural occurrences, though her theories-- even with evidence-- aren't always correct, as she thought Molly's odd behavior was the result of being infected with an East Canadian Brain Slug, mistaking Scratch's ectoplasm for slug slime. She faints upon learning that ghosts are real, and wastes no time documenting it in her audio logbook after she recovers. Though she makes it her business to know the truth about everything, Libby can be trusted with a secret, as she only reveals her suspicions about Ezekiel Tugbottom being a fraud when Molly was suspicious of him as well, and didn't tell anyone else before or since.
Although mostly an introvert, "Friend-Off" demonstrates her more brutally honest side and a rarely shown side of her confidence, proven by how she manages to retort Scratch multiple times when they fight over being Molly's best friend.
Libby Stein-Torres is one of the four tritagonists of The Ghost and Molly McGee. She is a young Jewish girl who is best friends with Molly McGee and Scratch.
Libby is an introvert girl. She is seen as an outcast at school due to her mispronouncing Andrea's name on her first day, which caused her to be somewhat distant from her classmates. She can be a bit shy sometimes, which is especially shown in "Mavel Tov, Libby!" where she is also revealed to hate big crowds, hence why she invited only Molly and Scratch to her Bat Mitzvah. She is also quite clumsy often, tripping and dropping stuff.
In "Monumental Diaster" and "Scratch the Surface," Libby is revealed to be a bit of a conspiracy theorist, calling herself things like "an agent of truth" or "the bloodhound of truth", as she makes it her business to know all the town's secrets, including the secret door to the town' library archives, which contains the only copy of "The Real History of Brighton" and the revised song that goes with it. On top of uncovering more accurate history, she's also interested in investigating supernatural occurrences, though her theories-- even with evidence-- aren't always correct, as she thought Molly's odd behavior was the result of being infected with an East Canadian Brain Slug, mistaking Scratch's ectoplasm for slug slime. She faints upon learning that ghosts are real, and wastes no time documenting it in her audio logbook after she recovers. Though she makes it her business to know the truth about everything, Libby can be trusted with a secret, as she only reveals her suspicions about Ezekiel Tugbottom being a fraud when Molly was suspicious of him as well, and didn't tell anyone else before or since.
Although mostly an introvert, "Friend-Off" demonstrates her more brutally honest side and a rarely shown side of her confidence, proven by how she manages to retort Scratch multiple times when they fight over being Molly's best friend.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Bondage
Species Human
Gender Female
Size 989 x 2214px
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