☠️ Death Trigger: 「 🎬 」
Perform mean interactions on a Chicken multiple times
➥ Pack required: Cottage Living
👻Ghost Quirks:
✦ Scare Chicken as revenge
More Death Types [ x ]
💀 Pecky
» She lights up at the first hint of a fight. « — Mr. Mortis
✦ Genetics
⊱ Hair • Eyes + Glow •💀 1 + 2 + 3 • Claws • Bone Crown
✦ Clothes
⊱ Dress
✦ Accessories
⊱ Necklace • Bloody Handprints • Glowing Hands
I felt like this batch of Sims was lacking flavor, so I was a bit more liberal about changing up their style and stories. But I think it makes for some more interesting dynamics. Bios under the cut!
The Watson family lineage goes all the way back to the founders of Old New Henford, and Thomas has always felt the lofty weight of legacy weighing him down. He’s recently taken full ownership of the family’s most profitable business venture, Henford Horse Stables. Unfortunately, managing its day-to-day operations has left him with little time for his wife and children, and there are nasty rumors spreading about his wife’s supposed dalliances with a well-known local politician — which, if true, could jeopardize not only their marriage but the Watsons’ storied connection to the community as a whole.
Rahmi and Thomas were high school sweethearts, married as teenagers, and his family’s money cushioned them from the start. She’s poured her heart and soul into raising her three children, but the older they get, the less they need her, and the more bored with the stay-at-home mom life she grows. Meanwhile, she’s cheered on her husband’s endeavors for the past 20 years, barely receiving a thankful grunt in return. Neither his nonexistent romantic passions nor baking blue-ribbon-winning berry pies for the annual Finchwick Fair are enough to keep her fulfilled much longer.
According to Maira, the family business is dreadfully dull. Ever since taking a nasty fall from a horse when her father was teaching her to ride, she’s sworn the things off completely. As the semi-neglected middle child, she can typically be found hanging from the playground monkey bars or scurrying around the village square with her equally dirt-crusted best friend, Tess Uchiyama. She also enjoys pestering local produce seller, Kim Goldbloom, with all the new facts she’s learned about squash. At least Kim humors her where her mother would only swat her away.
Imran wants to grow up to be just like his dad, even if most days Thomas seems to forget he even exists. But that won’t stop Imran from idolizing him, at least not for a few more years. Unlike his father, who has a head for business above all else, Imran finds joy in the animals themselves. Although his gentle, reserved demeanor doesn’t make him many friends at school, it comes in handy for calming spooked horses. If only his mediation efforts worked as well on his actual family, who’ve been growing more and more at odds in recent months.
Never call Rashidah Watson a horse girl — she’s an equestrian. With admirable focus and determination, she’s steadily risen in the competition ranks since she was old enough to ride solo and was barely a teenager by the time she placed in the top three at the prestigious Chestnut Ridge Ultimate Horse Championship. This year, she’ll settle for nothing less than number one. After all, the prize money is her ticket out of this podunk village, where all the food makes her sick and the only thing she’ll truly miss is her clandestine rendezvous with her older boyfriend, Rahul Chopra.
Originally hailing from San Myshuno, Cecilia has never been particularly lucky in love. She moved to Henford-on-Bagley to escape a broken engagement and has put an indefinite hold on romance, choosing instead to shift her focus internally. For now, she’s learning to be happy with her small sunflower farm, a coop full of rowdy chickens, and a yoga mat. She’s often seen selling her flowers around town and escapes frequently to Crimson & Clover’s Retreat in nearby Moonwood Mill to realign her chakras.
Sara may not be a Henford native, but her bright, cheerful demeanor immediately won everyone over. Despite her eccentric and sometimes edgy style, she soon blended right into the sleepy countryside town. She can be the life of the party when she wants to be but also has a real head for business. She’s not afraid to get tough when it comes to achieving her goals, and she’s been so singularly focused on managing the bed and breakfast the idea of growing her family hasn’t even crossed her mind. But Simon is ready to talk children. The only problem is she’s not entirely sure she wants them.
After spending most of his 20s globetrotting, from Mt. Komorebi to Sulani to Oasis Springs, Simon found himself back in his hometown, struggling to keep his late father’s pub, The Gnome’s Arms, afloat. The locals didn’t exactly take to him at first, suspicious of someone they perceived as a worldly hipster claiming to be one of their own. But then he married Sara and, with her help, transformed the pub into a successful bed and breakfast. Now, edging closer to middle age every day, he’s ready for another expansion, this time of the family variety — but Sara’s not so easily convinced.