Titania Summerdream

Titania Summerdream is a member of the Summerdream family featured in The Sims 2. She is an NPC fairy, however, in The Sims 3: Supernatural. The other Summerdream family members are not present, but it is possible to create them in the game.

Life leading up to The Sims 3
In The Sims 3: Supernatural, Titania Summerdream is a homeless Fairy living in Moonlight Falls. She is recognizable at her flamboyant red crown braids. Since fairies have delayed aging, this could explain how Titania can still be alive in The Sims 2.

Strangely she and Oberon are married in The Sims 3: Supernatural, while they are not married in The Sims 2, which is supposed to be the sequel.

Life leading up to The Sims 2
Titania Summerdream is a pre-made Sim living in Veronaville. She is the daughter of Fae Summerdream and Elvin Summerdream, the adoptive mother of Bottom Summerdream and Puck Summerdream, and the lover of Oberon Summerdream. She had Woohoo with Oberon before she adopted her children, which could mean that she or Oberon may have discovered that they were infertile, causing Puck and Bottom's adoption. Being an infertile Sim is technically impossible, but for a storyline it may have been intended for Oberon and Titania to seem infertile. Alternatively, it may be a reference to Titania's adoption of a changeling child in "A Midsummer Night's Dream," which causes a rift between her and Oberon, reminiscent of the problems in the characters' relationship at the beginning of the game. She has no memories of her children growing up. Even more unusually, her memories state that Bottom was a toddler at the same time Puck was. This was probably a mistake by the creators.

All the names come from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, following suit with the rest of the Veronaville characters.

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Trivia

 * In The Sims 2, Titania has 0 mechanical points, while Slacker jobs from Convenience Store Clerk (level 3) up require at least 1 mechanical point. This may have been an error by the game's creators.