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'''Fury''' or jealousy is a [[Relationships|relationship]] feature that was added in ''[[Nightlife]]''. If a Sim is upset with another, he or she may gain a fury mark on the relationship panel, shown by a red haze over a Sim's portrait. It decreases the relationship drastically while it's in effect, putting both Daily and Lifetime scores below -50, depending on the 'crime' committed. Fury is also introducedfeatured in ''[[The Sims: Life Stories]]'', ''[[The Sims: Pet Stories]]'' and ''[[The Sims: Castaway Stories]],''. Fury in ''The Sims Stories'' has the same effects like ''The Sims 2''.

''See {{main article: [[|Affairs]].''}}

If you only have ''The Sims 2'' and none of the other expansion packs after 'Nightlife' (Which has the 'Fury' thing), then there will be no fury, so say if you have one simSim catch their husband cheating on them, and they have 100/100 relationship score, which after they see the other simSim cheating makes it a -100/100 score. If they then divorce them, of course the simSim starts ''' walking off the property'''. This is where you leave the household, save what happens, move them out, and move them back again.

The relationship score between the two divorced simsSims will be about 26/100.

A furious Sim often gets a thought bubble of the one he or she is angry with, with flames coming off it, and may fight with the other Sim more often than usual. They also get the option to "Bad Mouth" about the fury recipient to someone else, although this causes a relationship decrease for those two. If the furious Sim does not live on the lot, they may sneak to the home at night, usually to either steal newspapers, steal lawn gnomes, or kick over trashcans. Furthermore, it's possible that a ghost that died furious will be extra angry in the afterlife. At the very least, it seems they still think about the one they hate. Furious Sims will often [[Wants|want]] to see the [[Ghosts|ghost]] of the Sim they are furious at.