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| ⚫ | {{Era|CS}}[[File:Queen Solomon.jpg|right|250px]]The '''Queen Solomon''' is a cruise ship in ''[[The Sims Castaway Stories]]''. During the night, the ship crashes and eventually sinks. Jessica Knight, David Bennett or the player's customized Sim wakes up on a desert beach on [[Felicity Island]] and the game begins. Curiously, in the character's menu selection there is a female Sim assigned to the ship that looks exactly like [[Amaya Flores]]. A small yacht, ''Simplicity'', is the equivalent of the ''Queen Solomon'' in [[The Sims 2 Castaway|the console version of the game]]. |
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| ⚫ | [[File:Queen Solomon.jpg|right|250px]]The '''Queen Solomon''' is a cruise ship in ''[[The Sims Castaway Stories]]''. During the night, the ship crashes and eventually sinks. Jessica Knight, David Bennett or the player's customized Sim wakes up on a desert beach on [[Felicity Island]] and the game begins. Curiously, in the character's menu selection there is a female Sim assigned to the ship that looks exactly like [[Amaya Flores]]. A small yacht, ''Simplicity'', is the equivalent of the'' |
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==Sims on the Queen Solomon== |
==Sims on the Queen Solomon== |
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*[[David Bennett]] |
*[[David Bennett]] |
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*[[Jessica Knight]] |
*[[Jessica Knight]] |
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*[[Hugh Bailey]] |
*[[Hugh Bailey]] |
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*[[Emma Langsford]] |
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*[[Gina Gibson]] |
*[[Gina Gibson]] |
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*[[Sandra Barnham]] |
*[[Sandra Barnham]] |
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*[[Emma Langsford]] |
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*[[Robby Smith]] |
*[[Robby Smith]] |
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==Notes== |
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*[[Bart Pittman]] |
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A female Sim named [[Merica Manave]] may also have shipwrecked here in the past with her daughter [[Nanihi Manave]] in other cruiser ship. |
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==Trivia== |
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*[[Celeste Girard|Celeste]] and [[Damien Girard]] from ''[[The Sims Pet Stories]]'' are said to have went on a cruise ship. This might have been the Queen Solomon, since the crash and sinking would explain why they never come back and aren't even heard from ever again. If this is the case, they probably died, since they're not among the survivors. |
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*The story is very reminiscent of that of the infamous crash of the ''Titanic'', with the ship sinking and most of the unseen Sims never coming back, including the previously mentioned Damien and Celeste Girard, never coming home. |
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*The name, the "Queen Solomon", may be a reference to the infamously haunted Queen Mary ship. |
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[[Category:Castaway Stories]] |
[[Category:Castaway Stories]] |
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[[Category:Lore]] |
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Latest revision as of 16:40, 18 July 2020
The Queen Solomon is a cruise ship in The Sims Castaway Stories. During the night, the ship crashes and eventually sinks. Jessica Knight, David Bennett or the player's customized Sim wakes up on a desert beach on Felicity Island and the game begins. Curiously, in the character's menu selection there is a female Sim assigned to the ship that looks exactly like Amaya Flores. A small yacht, Simplicity, is the equivalent of the Queen Solomon in the console version of the game.
Sims on the Queen Solomon[edit | edit source]
- David Bennett
- Jessica Knight
- Hugh Bailey
- Gina Gibson
- Sandra Barnham
- Emma Langsford
- Robby Smith
- Winford Rhinehart
- Bart Pittman
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Celeste and Damien Girard from The Sims Pet Stories are said to have went on a cruise ship. This might have been the Queen Solomon, since the crash and sinking would explain why they never come back and aren't even heard from ever again. If this is the case, they probably died, since they're not among the survivors.
- The story is very reminiscent of that of the infamous crash of the Titanic, with the ship sinking and most of the unseen Sims never coming back, including the previously mentioned Damien and Celeste Girard, never coming home.
- The name, the "Queen Solomon", may be a reference to the infamously haunted Queen Mary ship.