Cold Days, Something Mother Summer said to Harry, Molly?

[Mira]

 In Cold Days on the way to the Outer Gates, Mother Summer and Harry talk as they go.  On page 327 she says a couple of things that caught my eye upon rereading.

I walked for a little while, considering that. "You are saying that I have a chance to stay me."
"I'm saying many things," Mother Summer said.  "Do you have a chance to remain yourself despite the tendency of the mantle
 to mold your thoughts and desires?  All Knights, Winter and Summer, have that chance.  Most fail."
"But it is possible," I said.
She looked up at me and her eyes were deeper than time.  Anything is possible."
"Ah," I said, understanding. "We're not really talking about me."
"We are," she said serenely, turning her eyes away.  "And we are not."
"Uh," I said.  "I'm getting a little confused here.  What are we talking about, exactly?"
Mother Summer smiled at me.  And then she clammed up. We are?  We're Not?

I think this means that Mother Summer knows what Mab's plans are for Molly whether Molly becomes Summer Lady or as turned out, Winter Lady.  However because that is in the future and would affect how Harry was about to act, and the stakes are too high to mess any of that up.  Mother Summer won't tell Harry there is any plan for Molly, her name isn't even mentioned.  However Mother Summer does tell Harry  he has a chance to defy the odds and remain himself even with the Winter Mantle.  Then she gets cryptic and hints that it isn't just him that has a chance to keep his own identity.  The only one I can think of is Molly, who as we know by the end of the book is about to become one of the Ladies.  If Harry ever remembers this conversation he should be reassured for Molly.

Now this could be part of some deal that Mab made with Uriel ahead of time, so that she could make Molly one of the Ladies.  Because of Michael and his service I doubt that Uriel would go along with Molly losing her soul to become one of the Ladies,no matter how important for the cause that Molly become one of the Ladies.  So I imagine Mab agreed to allow that choice, and Molly has a chance to remain very human with a soul even as a Fae Lady.  Actually there is some evidence that this was explained to Michael and perhaps Charity as well, since they both took the fact that their daughter is now a Fae Lady very well, which I don't think they would if they thought Molly was losing her Immortal Soul.

It may also be why in Battle Ground Mab ordered Harry to kill Molly if she were killed and Molly become Queen.  Mab fears that an all too human Queen wouldn't be up to the job.  Also maybe why she is pushing Harry to marry Lara..

[g33k]

In Cold Days on the way to the Outer Gates, Mother Summer and Harry talk as they go.  On page 327 she says a couple of things that caught my eye upon rereading.

I think this means that Mother Summer knows what Mab's plans are for Molly whether Molly becomes Summer Lady or as turned out, Winter Lady.  However because that is in the future and would affect how Harry was about to act, and the stakes are too high to mess any of that up.  Mother Summer won't tell Harry there is any plan for Molly, her name isn't even mentioned.  However Mother Summer does tell Harry  he has a chance to defy the odds and remain himself even with the Winter Mantle.  Then she gets cryptic and hints that it isn't just him that has a chance to keep his own identity.  The only one I can think of is Molly, who as we know by the end of the book is about to become one of the Ladies.  If Harry ever remembers this conversation he should be reassured for Molly. 

I think Mother Summer was indeed talking about Harry... and also about Molly.  And about the other Masks and Mantles that are likely coming in Harry's future... and possibly other friends' too (not just Molly).

100% guarantee that Harry is going to pick up Mother Winter's Walking Stick, some time before too long (not 12M, I'm pretty sure; but maybe Mirror Mirror, or Fight Night?).  We've seen that Ebenezer can summon/dismiss the Blackstaff at will; I suspect it's another Mantle-esque thing.  Much as Vadderung can put on the Kringlemantle and take it off again, etc.
 
But most of all, I think she was trying to expand Harry's mind, get him to think outside all the boxes, the big picture, and the picture bigger than that:  "Anything is possible"  she said to Harry.

Presuming she's equally "cannot tell a lie" as all the other fae; given her perspective & scope of knowledge...  that flat declaration, that "anything," is stunning (and more than a bit terrifying).

[Mira]

I think Mother Summer was indeed talking about Harry... and also about Molly.  And about the other Masks and Mantles that are likely coming in Harry's future... and possibly other friends' too (not just Molly).

100% guarantee that Harry is going to pick up Mother Winter's Walking Stick, some time before too long (not 12M, I'm pretty sure; but maybe Mirror Mirror, or Fight Night?).  We've seen that Ebenezer can summon/dismiss the Blackstaff at will; I suspect it's another Mantle-esque thing.  Much as Vadderung can put on the Kringlemantle and take it off again, etc.
 
But most of all, I think she was trying to expand Harry's mind, get him to think outside all the boxes, the big picture, and the picture bigger than that:  "Anything is possible"  she said to Harry.

Presuming she's equally "cannot tell a lie" as all the other fae; given her perspective & scope of knowledge...  that flat declaration, that "anything," is stunning (and more than a bit terrifying).

She cannot tell a lie, true.. However I don't think Harry or us should be terrified by Mother Summer saying, "anything is possible." Why? Because in my opinion, given the context, she said it to give Harry hope for both himself and for Molly that there is a good chance they will retain the bulk of their humanity though this.  Yes, "anything" might have been a declarative statement, but what she is saying is it is up to Harry and Molly without revealing anything.