#bellacorde

Theory N. 1: Lady Mimsmy...was actually another sim!

This isn't certain, just my theory...but I've always had the impression that Lady Mimsmy wasn't born to be Lady Mimsmy.

But who is Lady Mimsmy? Lady Mimsmy Alcorn Shallot, is one of the two Windenburg ghosts who haunt the Von Haunt Estate, which has become a sort of museum and tourist attraction over the years.

Investigating her story, it is discovered that the cause of her death was a fire accidentally caused by her husband Bernard. ("accidentaly" is yet to be verified.)

But I would like to point out many details:

The cause of her death was fire

She had blond hair and an up-do

She had gray eyes and light skin.

Call me crazy, but these are all details Cordelia Capp has. (Aside from the tied hair, but now I have something that explains that too.)

At the beginning of The Sims 4, Cordelia Thebe was NOT Cordelia Thebe, but was the parallel version of Cordelia Capp.

You're following me here, right? This means that at the time of Get Together Cordelia Capp and Cordelia Thebe were still the same person.

A detail that not many people notice is that many of the furniture inside the Von Haunt are Princess Cordelia's furniture. A coincidence, many would say, "they gave the appearance of being elegant and therefore they put them, after all they are objects from the base game", but coincidentally, to discover the story of Mimsmy and Bernard, the player ends up also reading the descriptions of those objects... and thus discovering Princess Cordelia.

Princess Cordelia exists from the base game, but only starts to be mentioned properly from Get Together.

But what am I trying to tell you? Do you remember when I told you that Windenburg should have been Veronaville? Or even the first world released? It couldn't have. Not only because the plot has been changed several times, but because if you remember well...ghosts didn't even exist in The Sims 4 at the beginning. They were added many patches later.

But much more important, taking into account the origins: what if...Mimsmy was actually supposed to be Cordelia Capp and Bernard Caliban Capp? The cancellation of "let's make Windenburg Veronaville" changed everything... because EA had a much bigger plot in mind for Cordelia. It may also be a coincidence, but without reading the description of the bust, Cordelia's bust looks like Mimsmy, because of the hair.

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Theory N.2: The Villareals and the Capps...are related!

This is more of my headcanon than a verified theory, also because I have no proof, but I thought: Jacques Villareal's wife suddenly disappeared into thin air. And the game hints that he was the one who made her disappear.

But Tybalt Capp's wife is also missing. And now you're asking me: so what??

When Royalty & Legacy was released, many people, including me, had the same thought: "Beatrice Capp looks like Luna Villareal" and so I thought...what if Jacques' wife and Tybalt's wife were the same person?? Consequently the mother not only of Beatrice, Celeste and Virgilio, but also of Luna, Hugo and Max.

Jacques has always been very close to the nobility, with all that still unsolved mystery of the Knights of Windenburg. Right now mine can only be a very forced theory, in fact, it probably is...and yet if you think about it it would be a very convenient way to unite Windenburg again with Veronaville lore.

The Villareals have always had a very strong reference to the Capps. It doesn't matter if Morgan Fyres was supposed to be Juliette and Sergio Romeo/Paolo Rocca were supposed to be Romeo. The Villareals were a clear reference to the Capps: Jacques represented Consort, Luna Juliette, Hugo Hermia and Max Tybalt. But with the difference that Jacques is not the grandfather but the father.

Chronologically, it should have gone like this:

Lady X married Tybalt in Bellacorde and gave him three children. Then for some reason she ran away or was chased away from Bellacorde.

Once she arrived in Windenburg, she found comfort in Jacques and gave him three more children... and then disappeared forever. (Probably by Jacques himself?)