Frances J. Worthington III is a college student who has been chosen to found a legacy spanning 10 generations. He will no longer be able to rely on his family's wealth. Frances struggles to adjust to his new financial responsibilities and bans romantic relationships with playable characters. He makes friends and explores various majors and extracurricular activities. By his junior year, Frances is dating Camryn, whom he met in class and later reconnected with at a coffee shop.
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The Worthington Legacy - G1C1 - The College Years
1. A LEGACY’S WORTH IN
TONS
The Worthington Legacy
Generation 1, Chapter 1 - The College Years
“I’ll join the dark side when I can’t pay my electrical bill”
(So sorry for the horrendous picture quality, it gets way better in generation 2
when I go on an adventure to learn how to use fraps (thanks Keika!))
2. Frances J. III Worthington gazed across the sandy dunes of the college campus.
Frances: “Hello? WHERE is the butler? Is he late? Oh, than man is so fired if he’s late, I have classes scheduled that I need to be driven to and-”
Alright Frances, settle down. From now on, things are going to be… quite different.
Frances: “How do you mean?”
Well you see… You’re going to be the founder of a legacy, spanning over 10 generations. That means no more motherlode for you, young man.
Frances: “Have you gone positively mad? The Worthington family name is based on excellent motherlode rates! Does this mean no more… Butler either?”
3. That’s correct Frances. From now on-
Frances: “Oh, here he is. Greetings, Butler! What odd looking hair, is it a new trend in the profession?”
Secret Society Mowhawk: “Nah mate, I’m Shannon. George Butler is an old friend of mine, he lives down the road from here. And I just rock a
‘hawk, ‘cause… Rock and ROOOOLLL!”
Oh, Frances… This is obviously going to take more than I had hoped.
4. Frances: “Red hair lady, in the part of the world where I come from this fine delicacy does not exist. Would you do me the honors of bestowing upon me, the
knowledge of its name?”
Tara: “Uh, mac and cheese dude. Regular, dorm-grade mac and cheese.”
Frances: “Ah, I shall add it to the repertoire of our cook, right after “Lobster Thermidor” in the recipe book.”
Tara: “Okay then.” {Sheesh, that guy is last on my ‘guys to hook up with in college’ list..}
Frances here is a Fortune sim, with the zodiac sign of Cancer. He is quite neat, and averagely everything else (7/4/5/5/4).
5. Eventually I think Frances will understand what the legacy concept is all about. For now, I’ll leave him to make some friends. Mitch Bar the Atrociously Evil
Warlock seems like a good place to start making acquaintances.
Frances: “And then I was driven to campus in the Aston Martin that I received for my 18th birthday, and then a voice appeared once my chauffeur had left
and began discussing the idea that I might be the founder of some sort of legacy.”
Mitch Bar the Atrociously Evil Warlock: “Ah, I understand completely. ‘Tis a great honour, and a great responsibility to found ten generations of barely
scraping by. It will be hard work, something you’re not quite accustomed to if my instincts are correct… If you ever need any kind of services to lighten the
load on your family’s shoulders, just give me a call. Mittens and I will be happy to… assist…”
6. Mitch, don’t go placing any such foul ideas into the mind of my poor founder. Speak of something more trivial, or I’ll strip you of
your green skin and make you a good warlock, and turn your cat pristinely white.
Mitch: “Bleh, what an atrocity! Fine… So, have you seen all the fine specimens of potential cofounders for your legacy here
around campus? By Merlin’s beard, I’d love to place my green lips on theirs for just a smooch…”
Frances: “Hm, well I just arrived but I’m sure I’ll witness their aesthetics soon enough!”
7. Frances: “What is this, I have to do the food preparation as well? What an outrage! I do not like this legacy thing. Just the other day I was trying to buy some Lalph
Rauren shirts from the campus shop, and the cashier told me that my credit card was denied! That hasn’t happened to me in my life. What an embarrassment!”
Well Frances, things are going to be different from now on. That’s all.
Frances: “Hmph, fine. But I’d better get a nice house when I graduate.”
About that…
Frances: “Now my lowly meal is complete, excuse me whilst I consume it, weeping broke tears into my bowl as to not waste raw materials such as salt and water.”
8. Frances: “Oh, good evening Mitch, can I help you?”
(Whoopsie, plumbob slip!)
9. Frances: “Wondering if I’d like to join the what side? The DARK side? No, thank you. I’ll have to do that soon enough anyhow, when I can’t pay
my electric bill any longer.”
10. Frances: “Due to my highest wish in the whole world being that I’d like to be the head of the Sim Central Intelligence Agency, I thought I might major in
Economics, Voice.”
That seems like a fine choice, Frances. Has anyone ever told you that Frances is a girls’ name? Francis would be the male version.
Frances: “I do not see the correlation between that fact and my choice of major. And yes, I have been informed of this on multiple occasions. But it is a
family heirloom, and traditions must be upheld.”
Just thought I’d let you know, in case you hadn’t heard.
11. Random Secret Society Guy: “Frances III Worthington, you have broken the law of La Fiesta Tech!”
Frances: “What? However do you mean kind gentleman? Please inform me of my wrongdoings!”
RSSG: “No time to explain, you must be arrested immediately! We will tell you at the station!”
12. Frances: “Excuse me?! How can you detain me without even so much as letting me know the reason?!”
13. RSSG: “How dare you question my authority, lowly fool! Hands behind your back!”
Frances: “Oh dear, father will not be pleased about this. I’ve barely arrived and I’m getting arrested! Hopefully he can send some money to bail
me out of this…”
15. Frances: “Great Scott! I hope that animal there won’t be used to execute me! I saw one of those on film in my father’s home movie theatre once,
it was devouring a medieval peasant. It was hardly a pretty sight!”
*sigh* Go inside Frances.
16. Frances: “Butler? What are you doing here?”
Shannon: “I told you man, Butler’s not me! There’s a guy inside called Butler though. Welcome to the Secret Society dude!”
Frances: “Secret Society?? Oh! Oh dear, you had me in quite a fright! I was certain I was about to be thrown in jail!”
Shannon: “Yeah, James can pull quite a cop impression, can’t he!”
17. Of course, Frances, being a Fortune sim, heads straight for the counterfeit machine.
Frances: “Voice, this is fantastic! This isn’t even difficult manual labour, and already I’m earning so much money!”
Yeah, great. Just don’t set it ablaze, or you’ll actually be arrested.
18. Ready for your first final exam, Frances?
Frances: “My nerves are quite erratic, I must say, though I think I have studied sufficiently to at least pass.”
Well, let us hope! I’ve never had a sim on academic probation before…
19. Well, how did it go?
Frances: “It went quite smoothly, voice!”
God, sometimes I wish I could come with sims to their schools and lessons and things, that would be quite fun to be honest. The one thing this
game is lacking, I believe.
20. Frances: “And then, Sarah, can you guess what happened? The poor stable boy was kicked so hard by the horse that he had to be hospitalized for
a month. My father wanted to have the horse put down, but I knew that he was only afraid of sims due to the cruelty of his previous owners, so I
spent time on training the horse to communicate with sims every day, and now he’s our best agility stallion!”
Sarah Love: “Oh my, you’re so kindhearted, and so good with animals, Frances! Are you good with kids, too?”
Frances: “I would like to think so, dear Sarah. My cousins are all much younger than I, and whenever we have the chance to meet I teach them as
much as I can about hunting, and riding horses… and the stock market of course.”
21. Sarah: “I- I think I’m in love!”
Frances: “Dear Sarah, it would be my pleasure to take you out to dinner tonight so that we can further get to know and understand one another.”
Sarah: *swoon*
Frances, I’m sorry but she’s a playable! You can only marry NPCs or Townies… Plus she has a boyfriend, Matthew!
22. Andrea Futa: “Gooo Frances!”
Sarah: “My boyfriend doesn’t kiss or speak like Frances does!”
Your boyfriend also doesn’t have unpaid bills sitting out on the front lawn. Now go on, scram! Frances, you have studying to do.
Frances: “Fear not, dear maiden, one day I will be rid this evil voice and we shall be free to explore the depth of our emotions for one another in peace.”
Sarah: *melts*
23. Frances: “Voice, why must you always intervene in my romantic endeavors?”
She’s just not right for you. And I don’t intervene in all your affairs, there’s lots of women, good, non-playable, single women that shower you
with attention at every given opportunity. Or have you forgotten?
24. There’s the pizza lady, Danielle. The one that kept dropping phrases and jokes about pizza, and wasn’t there also a pick up line in there somewhere about
pizza?
Danielle: “Well hello, wouldn’t you like to sprinkle your cheese on my Margherita?”
Frances: “Young woman, I thought I asked for Vesuvio!”
Danielle: “Any way your peperoni rolls is fine with me, as long as there’s leftovers in the morning!”
Ok this is getting out of hand. Never mind Danielle, I could never put up with that for a whole generation.
28. *sigh* Aaand Arcadia.
Arcadia Adams: “Marry me please I swear I walk around like this forever!”
And that’s exactly why this won’t work. Ok, well that excludes like two women but you have three left!
29. Frances: “Yes yes voice, but am I really in such a hurry to find a wife? By golly, I’m barely in the Sophomore year, I have eons of time court a
potential bride. Allow me some time to merely enjoy myself!”
Alright, fair enough. You do have a lot of time as you say, you are a man after all, and you needn’t worry about your inability to father children
once you’re an adult.
Frances: “Precisely.”
30. A flower booth? Really? How did you even afford that?
Frances: “Well, if I am to find a potential wife, I must at least be able to make her a bouquet of roses, now mustn’t I voice?”
Yes but you can barely buy food, where did you buy this?
Frances: “Oh, I’ve been making quite a franchise out of selling test answers online to other students.”
YOU WHAT??!
32. Cop Lady: “Frances J. III Worthington! This is highly unacceptable, don’t you understand that this could harm the university’s reputation? Here at La Fiesta Tech we
take pride in working hard for our test results, and we don’t view this incident lightly!”
Frances: “I highly apologize for the atrocity I have committed, Officer Madam. However could I repay my debt? Perhaps, if you would allow me to present to you this
simple rose bouquet that I myself have constructed, and my sincerest apologies, you may be able to forgive even just a small part of this horrific incident.”
Cop Lady: “Well… Oh wow, what beautiful roses..! Hm, well. Okay. But only this time. Next time I may have to take you out on a date as compensation! Call me
anytime!”
What.
33. Why are there so many people here?
Frances: “Oh hello voice, I have gathered my friends here in order for us to enjoy the university tradition of viewing the ‘game’ football together, and brawl
incoherently whenever a touchdown has been made.”
Huh, a genuine sports party.
Guy Wrightley: “So I have this theory that if you can calculate the angle of the ball when it is thrown, and the velocity, you can show on the screen where it’s bound to
land before it gets there!”
Random Secret Society Girl: “That theory already exists, it’s projectile motion you numb-nut.”
34. Again with Sarah?
Andrea: “Shush voice, you’re ruining my cheer! Goooo Fraanceeees!”
Mitch: “I’m unsure why I’m attending this social gathering.”
Sarah and Frances: “Mfhhllhff”
35. Frances: “Now listen here you foul bovine creature, if I ever catch you messing with my sprinklers again, I shall personally make sure you never
see a green pasture again in your life!”
Cow: “Hah! You gotta catch me first you big-worded schmuck!”
Frances: “Why you little...”
36. Feeling refreshed?
Frances: “As ever, voice. Now if you’ll excuse me, I must run to my final exam. Junior year awaits!”
Wow, time flies when you’re having fun. As you might notice, I will not be taking an excessive amount of photos in college. While I love the
benefits of having had my sims go through university, and I feel like I kind of owe it to them, it takes aaaabsolutely ages to get to graduation. I
tend to just want to get through it as fast as possible.
37. Frances: “Voice, I’ve just had a call from my father. He says I mustn’t come home after I finish university, that there’s some… Trouble back in Pleasantview. Would
you mind letting me know of a new town to which I may migrate?
Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered. You weren’t going back to Pleasantview after graduation anyway, but that was my own idea. You’re a legacy founder, Frances.
You’re going to move away to a town where you know no one, and build a home where ten generations will live after you. Remember?
Frances: “So you’re telling me you had already planned to never let me see my family again?”
Um… Well… Yeah.
38. A crack of thunder split the air and the door flung open, revealing the most annoying, ugly cow I’ve ever laid my eyes upon.
39. Subsequently she also managed to set the weeds alight, in the pouring rain.
Cow: “Ah! Don’t scorch my costume! It cost more than my college books!”
Do you ever actually open your books? To me it seems like you just run amuck, being rude.
Cow: “Whatvever, this Greek House sucks. I’m going to annoy the sorority, see ya loser.”
One day I’m going to ‘accidentally’ lock that cow in a room with no doors.
40. So hey Frances about what we were discussing what with your family and all- Oh. Oops.
Frances: “Voice, I beg your pardon but please respect our privacy! For goodness sake, I’m trying to direct my undivided attention to this beautiful
woman…”
Sarah: *blush* “Oh Frances, take me to heaven!”
That’s alright, we can discuss later.
41. Alright, just one more semester to go! How are you feeling?
Frances: “We have more important matters to discuss. The Worthington family have a few powerful enemies, you know. My father was talking about them.”
Well, I don’t know what your father was talking about. But isn’t that just another good reason to not return to Pleasantview?
Frances: “Well, the prospect of expanding the Worthington name to a new location does sound enticing. However, I’m worried about my mother and father,
and my future family as well.”
The best you can do for them is to stay away from the turmoil, Frances.
42. Andrea: “Gooooo Franceees!”
Not this again, I swear she shows up to cheer every time Frances and Sarah- Wait a moment, that isn’t Sarah. That’s… Camryn Benson! The cheerleader!
Frances: “I’ll see you tomorrow in class, my sweetpea.”
Camryn: *giggle* “Oh Frances, have a pleasant evening now darling!”
… Okay.
43. Frances, care to comment?
Frances: “Well, Camryn and I were discussion partners until she switched to the Political Science major! And well… Our discussion topics were indeed quite
intriguing. Eventually we met again at the coffee shop in town, and I offered her a rose bouquet and a cappuccino. And here we are.”
Wow, it seems your florist skills have come in handy after all! Well, I’ll leave you two love birds to it then.
Camryn: “I love pink roses! And he knew! Oh Frances, you attention to detail is so charming, I love you!”
Frances: “I love you too, my sweetheart!”
44. Awww yes, graduation time! … Frances? Are you not pleased?
Frances: “Of course, it’s just… I really have grown quite fond of Camryn.”
Oh. And this is a problem?
Frances: “Well she’s very keen to fulfil her education here, and we’re not exactly on the same page, let alone the same year. She said she’d never accept to
move in together with a man if it meant leaving her university studies unfinished.”
Wow, that’s ambitious. So what you’re saying is, she’ll marry you if I get her through to graduation?
45. Frances: “Essentially, that’s correct. I mean, we have not uttered the words “engagement” or “marriage”, though I feel we’re both inclined towards building this legacy
together. She seems enthusiastic enough, and I feel my emotions towards her are reciprocated. But I’d never want to take away her education for the benefit of my own
desire for her.”
Aww Frances, you’re making my eyes well up over here. Of course I can pull her through uni, you just go ahead and pop the big question for us. I may be slightly evil
at times but I do think you two are cute together, even if she is face one.
Frances: “Face one?”
Uh, nevermind.
46. Frances: “Camryn Benson, I love our conversations, our kisses, our mutual understanding of what is important in the world. I know that your
education is important to you, which is why I want you to know that, in spite of what I am going to say, you shall continue to attend university
until you, too, graduate. With that in mind, I would like to ask you…”
47. Frances: “Will you marry me, and continue this newly started legacy by my side?”
Camryn: “Oh Frances! Of course I would love that! How thoughtful of you to consider my graduation aspirations as well! Does this mean I get to
become Mrs. Worthington? Oh squee!”
48. Frances: “Of course it does, my sweet. I will wait for you until you are ready!”
Camryn: “And are we going to have lots of little Worthington babies? Is this a real diamond? How could you afford this? Oh nevermind, I’m just
so happy!”
49. Camryn: “I love you Frances!”
Frances: “I love you too, Camryn!”
50. And so the party commenced. Pizza-Danielle catered free pizza all day, provided she was allowed to join the festivities, and subsequently make
pizza jokes all evening.
51. Frances: “I say, I feel slightly odd.”
That could be because pizza-Danielle is imagining you on top of a Capriciossa right at this moment.
Frances: “That does seem plausible, or could it be…”
52. Frances: “Adulthood!”
Mitch Bar’s Black Cat: {I bow to you, transfiguration master. Thy strength and superiority is forever etched in my memory. Ooh, pretty!}
*chases loose confetti”
Finally, college is over for Frances. Camryn agreed to move in, and is our second member of the Worthington Greek House.
53. That’s all for this time, folks! Join us next time for a wedding in the wind and snow, and the beginning of generation two!
And again, the picture quality is abhorrent. I promise, in just a few chapters it will go from this ^ to…