I listened to an audio version of part one of Molloy and am covetous of this infamous character. He seems rather well spoken yet scatter brained, and never has enough dignity for himself or human existence period, to come to anything definitive. I would die to ride the current of life in such a loose way as Molloy. I've read Waiting for Godot and Endgame and have noticed many biblical references that also appear in Molloy. When I read Beckett, I am reminded of naturalness in style; Though he might have spent much time mulling over what he said, he didn't spend hours worrying how to say them. I am now %100 sure Molloy is my favorite Beckett character to date.