  Recent experiments at the LHCb detector have once again raised the
possibility that quark bags may exist containing more than three quarks.
Specifically the LHCb collaboration points to evidence for hadronic resonances
decaying into J/$\psi$ and proton: the $P_c(4450)^+$ and $P_C(4380)^+$. Here we
put forth a case that a reasonable description of these states is possible as
molecular resonances of a $p$ and a J/$\psi$. Our model seems to accommodate
the observed states and their measured widths, both the lower lying, broader,
negative parity state and the higher lying, narrow positive parity state. If
these resonances do indeed exist one might envision a rich spectroscopy of such
pentaquark states waiting to be discovered, though this would deepen the
mystery of their absence in earlier hadron spectroscopy. Perhaps the presence
of the heavy charmed quarks, as well as the lighter u,d and s quarks, is the
determining factor.
