Mollie Macaw

Status Deceased Affiliation Rambley the Raccoon (Friend) Finley the Sea Serpent (Friend) Lloyd The Lion (Friend) Salem the Skunk (Enemy) Player (Prey) Occupation Pilot Species Blue and Yellow Macaw Gender Female Eye Color Black

Description: “Oh look! It’s Mollie Macaw, the greatest pilot you ever saw! This aviator parrot loves to take to the skies in planes of her own creation! We all know she’s qualified… but her crashing habit isn’t helping her case. A fun-loving, brash, and loyal bird who would do anything to protect her friends! Meet Mollie today, only at Indigo Park in [REDACTED].”

Overview: Mollie Macaw is the main antagonist in the first chapter of the indie horror game Indigo Park. During the events of the first chapter, she stalks and eventually chases the Player. Her intentions are currently unknown, and it's possible that her violent behavior is merely a result of her being abandoned in the park for eight years.

Appearance: Mollie is a blue-and-yellow macaw with a dark gray beak and a pilot hat. In her depictions around the park, she has a white scarf, brown jacket, and dark green pants. Her physical form seems to lack the jacket and pants, and has hollow black eyes with glowing white pupils. Her cartoon form has large eyelashes, and her arms are entirely wings, while her real appearance only has one small eyelash each beneath her eyes and black human-like hands with large talons.

Gameplay:

Stalk Mode: Throughout the game, Mollie can occasionally be seen in the shadows or running behind corners. When the player walks closer, each time she is seen she becomes less and less cautious, becoming more visible as she deems the player less of a threat.

Mollie’s Landing Pad: Mollie's stalking builds up until the Player reaches Mollie's Landing Pad where, after they enter the slide tunnels, Mollie is clearly visible stalking the player, running behind a net wall, crawling backwards in a tunnel, and watching from around corners.

Mollie’s Chase: Once the Player completes the puzzle in the first area of the landing pad, a door opens at the top of the slides. As the player goes through the attraction, they are eventually met with a door that Mollie forces her way through. As Mollie comes through the door and starts chasing the Player, they must go down the previously closed slide on the opposite side of the room. As the player is chased through more of the play area, they eventually enter a hallway through a hole in a wall, where their only way forward is through a vent leading to a hallway outside a Staff Only area. Rambley greets the player as they exit the vent and tells them that the room they are about to enter is Staff Only, to then realize they are being chased by Mollie, and grants the player Rookie Rangler status so they are allowed into the room. The player is stuck in the room at the end of the hallway as Mollie tries to come closer, only for the door they entered through closes, decapitating Mollie in the process.

Abilities: Being a parrot, Mollie has the ability to mimic any speech that she's heard. Her game over screen warns the player to not be deceived.

Voice Lines: "It barely hurts at all..." “Get up you stupid freak!" "Get back in your cage bird!" "The customer is always right." "You've known me for a 100 years..." "Why the long face? and body." "Come out of your shelllll." "Great act Lloyd!" "Hey buddy!" "It's barnstorming!" "You're a starling, darling!" "Stay in your seat!" "I wanna play with the birdy!" "It barely hurts at all?!" "Don't touch that thing son." "You'd make a great pilot!" "Bird Up lifts your spirits!" "Allll aboarrdd."

Trivia: She is the mascot for the "Rooftop Races" ride at the park. She “might” be a lesbian Not only is she a pilot, but also a mechanic, as she makes all of the planes she flies. Blood visibly splatters in her jumpscare, as she seemingly gouges the Players neck open or rips their head off. Ironically, she dies in the same way being decapitated by a closing door. She has her own soda brand called Bird Up. She is the only character who has physically died, so far. When you meet her cutout version at Rambley’s Railroad, she mentions “young visitors” meaning her cutout version can’t react to real time.