Hi Long time reader, first time poster. I don't see Molly doing what she's doing out of maliciousness. I agree with DJKaiba in that maybe Molly sees Sarah as someone to follow as a good example of what she herself (Molly) would like to be. Maybe her perception is that Sarah is a self-assured, confident "Go-getter", she doesn't see Sarah is conflicted, hurt, angry or sad. What better way to gain someone's perceived admirable qualities than to copy them yourself? Clothes are just an easy start to that.
Long time reader, first time poster. I don't see Molly doing what she's doing out of maliciousness. I agree with DJKaiba in that maybe Molly sees Sarah as someone to follow as a good example of what she herself (Molly) would like to be. Maybe her perception is that Sarah is a self-assured, confident "Go-getter", she doesn't see Sarah is conflicted, hurt, angry or sad. What better way to gain someone's perceived admirable qualities than to copy them yourself? Clothes are just an easy start to that.