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In the same series his daughter, Jess, came to live with him after a breach with her mother and becomes a ranger on the Glenbogle estate. Towards the end of the series, Golly and Molly very nearly commenced a romantic relationship but they agreed to remain friends instead. After Golly's revelation, Molly decided against her marriage to Andrew. The discovery was complicated by Golly's evolving feelings for Molly. In series five, Hector's widow, Molly, became engaged to Andrew Booth, but Golly discovered that Andrew had been engaged to many women, but never married them, and had given the same ring to all of them, including Molly. In fact, she had fallen for his best friend Duncan McKay. In series four, Golly was left heart-broken after falling in love with the Glenbogle chef Irene Stuart and mistaking her friendliness for love. He had kept her undelivered birthday and Christmas presents over the years. It is revealed that Golly had often considered contacting Jess but was reluctant to intrude on her life. Her mother, unmarried, left Glenbogle prior to Jess's birth and raised her with a step-father. In series three, Golly meets his grown daughter Jess for the first time.

Golly left Glenbogle when he started to become blind, but Archie sent him to an optician, and Golly retained his role at Glenbogle. However Archie and the board chose Fergal MacClure for the job, and Golly lost his trust in Archie. In series two, Golly thought his job was under threat when Archie MacDonald, Hector's surviving son and successor, announced the creation of the new post of Head Ranger, so he applied for the position to secure his place at Glenbogle. The theft is not mentioned until series seven when Paul Finlay, the boy wrongly blamed for the theft returns as a successful businessman to seek his revenge on the MacDonalds by purchasing the Glenbogle estate at a forced auction. Hector gave Golly the post of ghillie when he became laird. In order to leave, he stole something from the house, however his father just put him in shame and Golly learned to like the estate. Golly has lived at Glenbogle all his life, apart from his period of national service in the Gordon Highlanders, but as a teenager he despised Glenbogle. He is very loyal to the newly-former laird, Hector MacDonald, his traditions and his ideas. Golly is the gamekeeper and gillie at the Glenbogle estate. Golly is played by Scottish actor Alexander 'Sandy' Morton.

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Aloysius 'Golly' Mackenzie is a fictional character in the Scottish BBC TV series Monarch of the Glen.

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