Fanon:Margaret Plumb

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Margaret Niamh Plumb (NEEV) was, in her day, Sunset Valley's most renowned author. She was also one of the most prolific. She wrote a total of twenty-seven novels, mostly in the science-fiction and fantasy genres.

Margaret Plumb
Biography
Margaret has always had trouble making friends. Will her move to a new town change all that?
Name Margaret Plumb
Gender Female Female
Age Deceased
Life state Sim
Family
Parents Nigel Plumb, Carolyn Finney
Sibling(s) Nathan Jolina-Plumb (1/2)
Personality
Traits
 Bookworm
 Genius
 Loner
 Unflirty
 Neat
Lifetime wish
Professional Author
Favorites
 Classical
 Autumn Salad
 Lilac
Appearance
Hair color  Red
Eye color  Blue
Skin color  Light
Body shape Thin Skinny
Other Information
Game The Sims 3
Playability Playable
World Fanon:Sunset Valley
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Early Life

Though Margaret Plumb is associated with Sunset Valley, where she built her career, she actually spent her early years in Riverview. Born somewhere in England (the exact location is still disputed) to Nigel Plumb and his then-wife, Carolyn Amanda Finney, she emigrated as a young girl with her family. Since her parents were nearly complete polar opposites, they argued nearly daily, and often in front of her. In addition, since Carolyn never wanted a child to begin with, she treated Margaret quite poorly, a fact Margaret repeated in her unfinished autobiography. She seemed to find fault with the child constantly, teasing her for her red hair, glasses, and freckles. On the other side of the ledger, Nigel adored his daughter and showered her with gifts and affection. Just before Margaret turned teen, her parents divorced. This event had a profound impact on her as it necessitated her move to Sunset Valley with her father.