As I've said before, I don't usually play with pets in The Sims 2 but after building 21 Trailer Creek and playing with the new family of Sam and Bob, I decided to make their own little series entitled "One Man and His Dog".
I took quite a liking to this little family and I enjoyed playing them. I recorded my gameplay just in case something interesting came up that I could use for a short on YouTube and, as is usual in The Sims 2, nearly always, something happens which is of interest.
So, I chopped up my video gameplay which was over a period of 3 Sim days and created a "no commentary" video showing the antics of Bob whilst Sam was at work and things that they both got up to together.
Although I don't have time to play Sam and Bob on a regular basis, I will be playing them again and uploading videos to add to the series.
I was watching Lilsimsie build a trailer in The Sims 4 and decided to create my own in The Sims 2.
So I built 21 Trailer Creek and although the trailer is quite small, it is big enough for a couple of Sims. There is also a front yard with a barbecue and seating area and although I didn't place any gardening plots, there is space for them if you want your Sim to do some gardening and perhaps be a little more self-sufficient.
To test the lot out, I created Sam and his dog Bob and, as you will see from the gameplay video at the end, Bob seemed very happy in his new home, digging holes and playing with his bone. Sam on the other hand, although happy in his new home, had trouble with one of the neighbours who stole his gnome and then proceeded to try and sell his dog! He asked her to leave and later went back to retrieve his gnome from her.
This lot is available for download should you want it in your game and you can download from one of the two links below:
In my own Sims 2 gameplay in Pleasantview, I have quite a few families that I play rotationally, which I may have mentioned before. One such family is Harry and Heather Barrington-Smythe.
Harry is one of the younger sons of my original couple, Charles and Victoria, who are now no longer with us. Even though Harry is a romantic Sim, he is happily married to Heather and they have two children who are now at University. This means that when either Harry or Heather are not working, they have quite a lot of free time to do as they want. Their work schedules are such that Heather works in the morning and Harry works in the afternoons.
Harry enjoys gardening and fixing old cars whereas Heather has taken up flower arranging and also enjoys chasing after butterflies.
Heather knows that Harry chose her over all the other ladies that he dated in the past and she also knows that he has remained faithful to her over the years. However, there is that little nagging ache inside of her that causes her to think that it would only take one little thing, one little instance in life, that would make him do something naughty.
Harry on the other hand, is quite convinced that he is a changed man. Until Andrea Hogan turns up on his doorstep one morning when Heather is at work.
It could be the genie's lamp that caused this "little problem" or it could just be Harry's enchanting personality and charm that caused Andrea to suddenly have a crush on Harry. Or maybe it was the rose that Harry innocently offered her on his doorstep. Either way, hopefully, Harry won't ruin everything for a townie.
As a die hard Sims 2 fan, I really enjoy sharing my gameplay with others. Every day on Twitter, I post a snippet of my Sims 2 gameplay which my followers seem to enjoy and I get quite a few likes, views and retweets.
I decided a while back to put all these little snippets into separate little videos and post them on YouTube as long form videos but alas, viewers didn't seem to be as enthusiastic as my Twitter followers. So, I decided to post some shorts on YouTube. Little snippets of my Sims 2 gameplay, just like I do on Twitter.
Again, viewers seem to love these little snippets and I have gotten quite a few views and gained some extra subscribers in doing so.
So, I had another idea...
How about if I put little snippets, a few seconds each, into a long form video. Scenes that switch from one to the next quite quickly would hopefully keep the viewer more interested to see how the video plays out rather than watching something that is more drawn out, so to speak.
So, I thought I would give this idea a go and "Greek House Shenanigans" was born.
In my personal Sims 2 game, I have three Uni students that live in a Greek House. Two are brothers and both are of the "Romance" aspiration. One is now engaged, having had his fun in his early years and is ready to settle down. His younger brother however is just starting out and has met a few young female sims that he is interested in. Not happy with dating just one sim however, he has three of them which he is seeing and canoodling with.
They haven't found out about each other yet but I'm sure that if they do, all hell will break loose.
Until then however, my sim is having a lot of fun as you will see if you watch the video above.
I was able to get quite a few little snippets/scenes into this 2 minute and 27 second video so I would love to know what you think of this "new style" of video that I have made. If you enjoy "shorts" then I think this video will be right up your street!
There has been a lot of talk lately about a new game pack on the theme of Weddings coming to The Sims 4.
I have only had a couple of weddings in the past whilst playing TS4 but it didn't seem as exciting as previous The Sims games.
The Sims 2 has always been my go-to for comparisons as I feel the game had so much depth to it and so whilst playing my own personal game, it got to the point where two of my Sims were to be married. I decided to record everything and I'm so glad I did!
There was quite a lot that I had forgotten about, such as the cutting of the cake and making a toast. Of course the in-game wedding vows video also came into play which brought back so many memories!
My Sims booked their honeymoon before the wedding and the car automatically came to pick them up after the party was over, taking them to their chosen vacation world. I think this is a lovely touch to the game, something that we haven't had since in The Sims, as with a lot of things.
If EA do release a wedding pack for The Sims 4, although it will look pretty, as does the game, I am not sure if it would bring the gameplay that we had in TS2. I would love to be proven wrong but so far...
I would love to hear what you think - let me know in the comments section below!
I really enjoy gardening in The Sims 2. It is somewhat different to what we had in The Sims 3 and now, in The Sims 4.
First of all from build mode you have to place earth dirt, one square at a time, just like laying a foundation. Then the Sim can fertilize each square before digging and planting the seeds.
There wasn't much to choose from by way of seeds. When starting out, a Sim can only plant tomatoes, however, once a gold talent badge had been acquired for the gardening skill, a Sim could then plant tomatoes, cucumber, strawberries, pole beans, peppers and eggplant which was the majority of seeds available.
Purchasing a ladybug loft will keep all the bad bugs away from your plants and having a compost bin allows your Sim to compost all kitchen waste, and even the newspaper, to use for fertilizing the earth next time you want to plant something.
Gardening seemed a lot harder in The Sims 2. If you overwatered your plants, they would drown and die. Talking to your plants kept them happy and vibrant, allowing their health level to increase, but this could only be done once you had a gold talent badge for gardening. Once this is achieved, it is a lot easier to keep your plants happy but until your Sim gets to that point, keeping your plants happy is hard work.
There were three trees available in gardening in The Sims 2, namely Ambrosial Lemon, Ambrosial Orange and Ambrosial Apple, all of which can be purchased fully grown from the gardening section in build mode.
These trees need to be trimmed, which is something we didn't have again in future The Sims releases. Trimming your trees keeps them happy and of course, as with all plants in The Sims 2, talking to them keeps them healthy and all plants then give great quality fruit and vegetables. All produce can be placed in the refrigerator for future use and if you have a juicer, fruit and vegetables can be placed in there for a fresh and healthy drink!
Bushes, such as rose bushes, and hedges all bought from build mode would grow, spurting out little shoots that had to be trimmed. This is something that we never had again in The Sims. Weeds would also grow not just within plants but on the grass too.
I have quite a few little snippets of gardening in The Sims 2 so decided to pop them all in a video.
Do you enjoy gardening in The Sims 2? Or perhaps you prefer gardening in The Sims 3 or maybe 4, or maybe a mixture of each? Let me know in the comment section below!
Following on from my video "Kids Stuff", I have captured more things that kids done in The Sims 2 which we don't have in The Sims 4 and most things that we never actually got again, even in The Sims 3. Simple things like playing games with friends and siblings such as cops 'n' robbers and running to greet a parent home from work were little details that made The Sims 2 so great.
All of these little snippets I have placed in this video entitled "Kids Stuff 2", even if only for posterity. I am sure that I will get even more bits and pieces and odds and bobs as time goes on.
I hope you enjoy this little video and that it brings back some good memories for you if you ever played The Sims 2 or, if you've never played this version of The Sims, that you enjoy watching some cool stuff from an old, but still very popular, game.
Getting snow in The Sims 2 was a little different than in TS3 and TS4. You couldn't skate on an icy pond like you could in TS3 although there was an ice skating rink venue that you could place to send your Sims to. Much like in TS4 where the ice skating rink shows up in parks in various worlds.
You could build a snowman and create a snow angel and of course have a snowball fight, just like in future games although building an igloo wasn't a feature until The Sims 3.
A couple of things I do miss from The Sims 2 regarding snow that we never had again was when it starting snowing, children and adults alike would run to the window and look outside. Children would get excited and so would some adults. They would also get a memory of "first snow"! However there were adults that weren't very happy with this and would shake their heads, just like in real life!
Another thing was the way Sims would walk in the deep snow; I don't believe we have had that type of animation since.
And of course the penguin! Who could forget that lovable penguin that ventured onto your lot when it snowed! If you had a snowman in the yard, the penguin would walk up to it and chat to it.
In this video I have pieced together all the little video snippets that I have of snow in The Sims 2. I hope you enjoy it! Don't forget to comment below and let me know what you think!
When The Sims 2 Freetime was released, we were given the One Man's Junk Car that Sims could build from scratch. This was a hobby item which allowed Sims to gain the mechanical skill.
The Sim had to work on the car engine and body parts and in the end gained a totally usable car which the Sim could take to have a car alarm installed.
It took a long time to build the car and sometimes whilst working on the engine, the car would backfire and set off black smoke at the Sim. It was well worth it in the end though, to have a totally usable car to get around in.
This car was reintroduced in The Sims 3 Roaring Heights pack which was only available from The Sims 3 Store, albeit it looked a lot different.
This video takes you through a Sim building the One Man's Junk Car in The Sims 2 and as it took a long time for him to build it, I have edited it through. However, you can see that he worked on it through day and night and the seasons!
As with my Bits 'N' Bobs video, there are a few things that kids done in The Sims 2 which are unrelated to each other but put together as another 'odds and bobs' make a great video. Most, if not all, of the things shown in this video were ever given to us again, such as showing off to parents and jumping up and down on the bed.
The dancing with dad clip, where the child stands on her father's feet while he dances with her brings back so many memories of me and my father, who used to dance with me like this when I was a child at family get-togethers.
So much detail was put into The Sims 2 which made it a really great game to play. Even today, I think it surpasses The Sims 4 for detail and gameplay.
I have been playing The Sims 2 again in earnest for quite a while and it's amazing how, just after 20 minutes of gameplay, so much can happen as The Sims in TS2 are so quirky!
I always have OBS running so that I can catch all the little things that happen and also the stuff that we don't have in TS4. In fact, most of the things we had in TS2, we never had again.
I have been uploading these snippets to my Twitter and TikTok accounts and Simmers have been loving them! Some of the stuff is related, such as snow snippets and gardening but there are other things that remain one-offs.
As I have loads of "one-off" video snippets, I decided to put them all in a video and upload them to YouTube.
So "Bits 'N' Bobs" came about through having many snippets of little bits and pieces and things and stuff we had in The Sims 2, all unrelated and bunched together in a bigger video.
Now you may be thinking, "if I can see them on Twitter and TikTok, why would I want to watch your video on YouTube?". Well, first of all, you may not have or even like Twitter and/or TikTok but there's also a catch! I haven't uploaded ALL of the snippets to Twitter and TikTok, only some of them. I kept some back for the YouTube video so there will be clips that you won't see on my other social media accounts!
If you're into The Sims 2 or have never played it, I hope you enjoy watching my Bits 'N' Bobs video! If you do, be sure to follow me on my other accounts (if you're into Twittering or TikTokking) for more Simlish Shenanigans!
I have been playing The Sims since 2001 when my son borrowed the original The Sims from a friend at school. I had played Sim City for a while on the Sega Saturn and was completely hooked, so being able to play The Sims themselves was even more fun.
In the original The Sims, babies grew straight from a baby into a child by jumping out of their cribs. One minute they were babies and the next they were children, having to go to school.
The Sims 2 however had a different approach and brought the game up to date with babies growing into toddlers, then children then teens and on to adult then elder. With the addition of The Sims 2 University expansion pack, a new lifespan of young adult was added which a teen entered into upon going to university. But I digress...
The Sims 3 gave us babies that grew into toddlers and then children but unfortunately the babies had no limbs. Other Simmers have called them "burritos" because the babies were just wrapped up in a type of blanket. No arms. No legs. You couldn't even bathe them in a sink. Then along came The Sims 4 and things got even worse. Babies in this fourth incarnation of The Sims are no longer offspring. Although breast feeding was brought into the mix, the babies are seen as objects with the player only being able to interact with the "baby" via the crib or "bassinet" as it is called in game.
When The Sims 4 first came out, even toddlers were omitted. The "babies" jumped out of the bassinet and grew up into a child - just like in the original The Sims. Toddlers were added to the game later as a free update.
Although the toddlers in The Sims 4 are the best toddlers ever in my opinion, the "babies" leave a lot to be desired.
I, like many other simmers, would love to see The Sims 2 babies back with their arms and legs and being able to bathe them in the sink, carry them around and play with them. If you have never played The Sims 2, the little video I made above will show you just how lovely Sims 2 babies were and why simmers today, including myself, are unhappy with the babies of The Sims since TS3.
Vampire. The mere mention of the word conjures up images of Transylvania, bloodshed, death and fangs.
There are certain things one must know about vampires. Firstly, they cannot venture into the sunlight as they will die. By nature, they are creatures of the night, the undead. They sleep during the day in a coffin that is placed on soil taken from their motherland. They hunger and thirst for only the blood of the living and can take the form of a bat to venture out and strike the unsuspecting by sinking their teeth into their victims necks. Apart from sunlight, another way to kill a vampire is to drive a wooden stake through their heart whilst they lay slumbering in their coffin during the day. The vampire is repelled by garlic and fears mirrors, as the vampire has no reflection.
If you invite a vampire into your home, even without knowing that he or she is such, they will be able to come back at a later date, either in their human form or the form of a bat, and will enter at will.
In The Sims 4, vampires are a little different in as much as other Sims cannot drive a stake through the hearts of these unworldly creatures, however, sunlight will kill them. And of course if you don't want your vampire Sims to bite the necks of others, there is always Plasma fruit that is available for them to eat which quenches their thirst for blood.
Talking of which, Willow Mendip also seems to have a thirst for blood but in a different way. Being an evil witch, she takes much pleasure in annihilating her neighbours one by one and sometimes two at a time. Unfortunately this doesn't get Willow any friends and although she enjoys making enemies, one should have a friend or two, especially if they are as evil as Willow is.
On this particular evening in Glimmerbrook, a young gentleman paid Willow an unexpected visit. His very name strikes fear into the hearts of Sims, except for Willow of course. Caleb Vatore lives with his wife Lillith in Midnight Hollow, the darkest of The Sims 4 worlds. As we know, Willow doesn't stick to the rules so she invited Caleb in.
Striking up some friendly conversation, Willow soon made a friend of Caleb. They proceeded to watch the movie "Sims of the Dead" together on TV and chatted about it afterwards. They then had a nice outing to the Magic Realm before Willow had to leave to tend her beloved plants.
One can only wonder where this friendship of two supernaturals will lead.
An idle witch is a dangerous witch, or at least this is true in Willow Mendip's case. So to occupy herself, in this episode, she visits Gemma Charm who lives just up the road and is a member of "The Coven".
"The Coven" was created a couple of episodes ago and consists of five witchy Sims. This group of Sims have had just one outing and Willow noticed that they are all unfortunately do-gooders. Willow had hoped that they would help her in her endeavours of killing Sims on a community lot but, alas, no. Even her coven carried fire extinguishers and used them in force. In fact, none of the members of The Coven passed the test, not even the "mean" ones.
Unfortunately, one such coven member lives alone and on the largest residential lot in Glimmerbrook - the lot that Willow wants to build her new house on when she has enough money. Taking all this into consideration, Willow decided that Gemma Charm should be the one to "go" first.
Knocking politely on Gemma's door, Willow is invited inside. After locating the poor Sim sitting upstairs at her computer, Willow proceeds to cast the "inferniate" spell. It seems however that Gemma was expecting this and proceeded to swiftly move out of the way, running downstairs to safety. However, Willow had other plans.
As Gemma was lighting the fire in the parlour, Willow lit a fire at Gemma's feet, setting the poor Sims rug ablaze, along with Gemma herself.
The Grim Reaper, as usual, although turning up rather quickly, took his time to check his list before collecting the soul of Gemma Charm and leaving behind a very ornate urn.
Willow's job was done. One less do-gooder in her beloved Coven and an empty lot that she can build her dream house on. Unless of course story progression moves someone else into the house, in which case, Willow will have to kill them too....
As a witch, Willow has grown considerably over the past few weeks. By practising on the cauldron and with her wand and casting spells, her power has grown and she has learned much in the way of new spells and potions.
As I mentioned in a previous post with regard to potions, Willow needs ingredients such as herbs and crystals which she garners from the world and purchases from the little shop in the Magic Realm. Fishing is also needed as fish too feature in her potions along with gardening to enable her to grow all manner of herbs, fruit and vegetables.
Of course, if one could "magic" these items into existence, there would be no need to purchase, garner, catch or grow anything.
This is where the "copy pasto" spell comes into play.
This spell does exactly what it says on the jar. As long as you have one item of anything, including bottled potions, you can copy pasto it and voila! You have another!
Unfortunately this doesn't actually work on fish but it does on mostly all other items in Willow's inventory.
So as long as she has the ingredients to create the initial potion, she can then copy pasto it, nullifying the need for any of the ingredients. And by casting these spells, Willow's little orange bar goes up, giving her more magic points to enable her to get stronger and stronger. Its a win-win situation.
Maybe Willow can try this spell out on expensive items and get rich in the process. We will have to wait and see.
One can only wonder if this spell is dangerous in the hands of an evil witch.
Willow enjoys having a gathering of Sim neighbours at her home on a regular basis and this episode is no exception.
In previous get togethers however, only food and friendly conversation ensued, apart from of course the odd Sim dropping dead here and there. This occasion is somewhat a little different as Willow purchased a music centre. Just a small one. Some would call it a radio. Nevertheless, having the addition of music changed her "party" into a "soiree".
As usual, Willow invited a few Sims that she didn't like, five in fact, to taste the delicacy of Pufferfish Nigiri that she made herself, afresh for her guests, participate in friendly conversation and dance the night away. This is what her guests thought but you would think that, again, if someone you don't like invites you to their soiree, knowing that the feeling was reciprocated, that you wouldn't go, would you? Well, I would have thought not too. But, we are talking about The Sims and even though they are supposed to be "Smart Sims" as advertised when TS4 was first released, they are not smart at all.
One by one they turned up at Willows house, obviously looking forward to the evening ahead. After being invited to dance, they were offered some freshly made food which, although struggling with the chopsticks, they ate with relish. It wasn't long before one Sim started feeling the effects. In fact the Grim Reaper showed up before the poor Sim had actually hit the floor. It seems that Mr Reaper enjoys taking the souls of Sims, rushing to the place of death and then taking his time to read his list.
After receiving four of these souls, he decided to dance. And dance he did! He must be on dancing skill level 10 the way he busted those moves. The Grim Reaper carried on dancing as the fifth Sim (the one who survived the Pufferfish dish) burned to death behind him.
There are a few different types of witches. There are those who prefer to work with herbs and/or healing spells known as "Green Witches"; hereditary Witches are those who have been born into a witch family so they naturally follow "the craft". Some witches prefer to work alone while others prefer to work as a group, known as a "Coven".
In Willow's previous incarnation during The Sims 3 years, she preferred to work alone. Casting fire spells on community lots and against other Sims was something she practised on a daily basis. There was the odd Sim here and there trying to put out the fires that Willow started but all in all, the neighbours waved their arms in the air screaming. An evil witch in The Sims 3 was truly evil and Willow proved herself to be such.
In The Sims 4 however, as I have stated before, it seems that The Sims franchise has calmed down a little. To have a truly evil witch in The Sims 4 is a lot harder. For example, whenever Willow witnesses another Sims death, even if she doesn't like them and even if she has caused their demise, she will cry - on the outside. On the inside however, she seems happy, revelling in their misery due to the evil trait. The Willow Mendip of The Sims 3 would laugh an evil laugh and never shed a tear.
It seems also that the neighbours of The Sims 4 are all equipped with fire extinguishers. As soon as they see a fire, they become brave and attempt to put the blaze out, unless it's on a residential lot. That's when they scream. That's when they wave their arms in the air. That's when they run away.
So, in order to be able to have Sims of the neighbourhood on Willow's side and reduce the number of Sims on community lots with fire extinguishers, Willow created a coven.
They say there is "strength in numbers" so by creating "The Coven" (as this is what she named it), there would be many more witchy Sims casting fires and creating havoc and less Sims trying to be "do-gooders".
The Coven members were told that they could only be friendly with each other, scare everyone outside The Coven, be mean to everyone outside The Coven and to cast spells and use the cauldron.
Together with her army of witches, Willow set off to Pupperstone Park.
As you can guess, the only thing she had in mind was to set the place alight. She cast inferniate spell after inferniate spell, setting fires all over the lot, expecting her coven to follow suit but alas, not one cast a spell. Not one seemed to be on Willow's side. In fact they all had fire extinguishers......
It seems that Willow has been foiled. Should she throw them out of The Coven? Maybe. Maybe not. There must be a way to make this gathering of spellcasters turn evil and follow in Willow's footsteps. This is something that Willow is still trying to figure out.
As I have stated in previous posts, Willow enjoys a good party.
Usually, when "normal" Sims, and people, hold parties, they invite their friends, put on some music, provide good food and dance the night away. But of course Willow isn't really normal. As an evil witch, Willow prefers to invite to her party neighbours who she doesn't really like, lulling them into a sense of false security with friendly conversation. She also provides poor quality food, such as Pufferfish Nigiri which her neighbours eat with relish. The music is non-existent. The dancing however is a little different. You could call it a "fire dance".
In this episode, "Witch in Flight", Willow decides to hold one such party for the neighbours that she is not too keen on. As before, she cooks them Pufferfish Nigiri and serves it outside in the cold autumn air. Most of her guests take a plateful of this delicacy, struggling to eat it with the chopsticks provided. Of course, if this doesn't kill them, Willow has a back-up game plan, or two, at the ready.
As Willow now has the ability to cast her spells from afar, from the comfort of her warm living room she casts a few chillio spells. One by one her guests become frozen, to the horror of the remaining few.
Not satisfied with chillioing her guests, she decides to make a fire. One such guest was cold anyway, so warming things up seemed a good idea.
It is strange how neighbours on community lots have fire extinguishers and immediately put fires out but on home lots, they either just look on or run away, even if their beloved spouse is burning to death. Sims also have the ability to put themselves out with their own fire extinguisher, as Willow found out the hard way, but not one of Willow's burning guests even attempt to do this. Hence the "fire dance" - for two.
And as usual, the Grim Reaper turns up to claim the souls of the poor unfortunate Sims who should know better than to accept the offer of a party at an evil witches house, especially one who doesn't like you very much.
Party over, Willow decides to visit Magnolia Blossom park in Willow Creek, just for fun.
The main job of a witch is to learn spells and potions. By doing this, the witch gains points to enable him or her to refine their spellcasting and potion making abilities, thereby becoming stronger in all aspects of magic.
Willow is no exception. Spending time in the magic realm actually allows her to learn magic faster and in turn, become stronger more quickly.
There comes a point however in any witch's career that no more magic can be learned due to the rank of the witch. This episode sees Willow gaining more knowledge and strength and even though there is much more to be learned, Willow has come to the point where she cannot learn any more magic due to her rank. This means that the only way she can gain more points is either by creating potions at the cauldron or casting magic on Sims and things.
It can take quite a while to to gain these points, but gain them she does, and then new spells are learned seemingly a lot more quickly.
Willow is gaining strength every day and with the help of drinking certain potions, such as the "Plentiful Needs" potion, she can work towards her goal of learning everything there is to be learned without needing to sleep, eat or shower. As time is of the essence, this helps Willow to attain her goal more quickly. Meanwhile, she casts spells on other Sims, reducing the neighbourhood Sim count, and reducing the neighbours to tears, all at the same time and having fun doing so.
Maybe tomorrow, Willow will have another party.....
As stated before in a previous post, there are quite few festivals in The Sims 4 if you have City Living and Snowy Escape expansion packs installed. Willow seems to like to attend to these festivals due to the gathering of Sims and the mischief and mayhem she can cause. One such festival is the Romance Festival in the city.
Apart from the obvious romantic vibe this festival brings, there are rare plants that can be harvested, a "love guru" who can be consulted, food stalls and swag stalls and of course, the infamous Sakura Tea which when sipped, places the Sim in a flirty mood. Although Willow drinks the tea, she is far from wanting any flirty conversations with other Sims. Willow has something else in mind.
Armed with the "chillio" spell that she learned previously, Willow sets out to cast this on other unsuspecting Sims. There are a few Sims there that have encountered Willow before and her evil shenanigans plus a few others who have also previously been chillioed.
Of course karma plays a part in Willows life. They say what goes around, comes around and this is also true in The Sims 4. Spells can backfire and when they do, they can leave the caster in a bit of a dilemma.
Willow thankfully survives and lives to face another day which she uses to visit The Festival of Youth in Mount Komorebi. This festival, as the name suggests, is for the youth of any of the worlds to come and visit, play and make friends.
Willow's evilness knows no bounds as she takes gleeful pleasure in setting alight the little pink climbing frame in the middle of the square. I hasten to add here that no child was hurt in the blaze, in fact the little one carried on climbing and swinging and having a lovely time. But in a sense, we knew this would happen, which is why Willow decided to set the climbing frame on fire in the first place.
Our evil witch will of course still try and exterminate her neighbours by fire and/or freezing on community lots and festivals and as she grows stronger in her magical endeavours, one can only hope that she doesn't exterminate herself.
