Princess Cordelia

Princess Cordelia is a name that appears in a series of furniture in The Sims 4. The Sim, Cordelia Thebe, and her household are available for download at Maxis' Gallery page. https://www.ea.com/games/the-sims/the-sims-4/pc/gallery/1820859FBA4111E9844EEE73E09EC7C9 Her backstory is very elaborate and appears to be Sim lore or an inside joke among the developers. Princess Cordelia is a reference to a character of the same name featured in William Shakespeare’s “King Lear”. 
==Biography==
===Backstory===
Princess Cordelia was presumably born into some kind of royal household, hence the title of princess, but her last name is not mentioned in any of the object descriptions, nor is there any mention of her parents or any siblings. However, due to her retaining the title of princess it is quite likely that she does have a living parent or grandparent with monarch status. As a child, she was a world-renowned marble champion, winning one marble while playing with a mermaid in the tide pools near her home.
She had a great love for Jazz music and even had her own band which featured a saxophone player named Jacob Goldentips, a bass player named Martin Maxwell, as well as two unnamed members (trumpet and piano) which she later discovered to be the Prince of Willow Creek, Edward Terrance Bertrand in disguise. The piano also happens to be Cordelia's favorite instrument.
She adored tea, and princes would come from across the lands to have tea with her, but she much preferred the company of pirate captains, and would end up dating a total of 3 pirate captains throughout her life. 
Cordelia loved the ocean and would quite often be found spending her free time at the beach lounging by tide pools for hours. She enjoyed watching the delicate sea anemones in the waters and was amused with the way crabs would hastily scuttle away from gulls that circles in the skies above. She liked the taste of crab, but her favorite meal to eat was scallops fried in garlic, which was first cooked for her aboard her private submersible, by her first pirate boyfriend's chef.
Living in a palace, Cordelia had many staff to cater to her every need from maids to gardeners, and even her own furniture artisans and astronomers. Two notable members of her staff are her butler Bob, and her personal chef, Matilda. Looks were important to Cordelia and she would usually be seen wandering the palace grounds dressed in a bustle and corset with her hair up and embellished with a jeweled headdress.
===Cordelia's Palace===
Princess Cordelia lived in a grand palace that was at the coast of a vast kingdom. It is not mentioned where this kingdom is located, however in one of Cordelia's paintings of her painting studio shows a view of a seaside buildings, so it is possible that the kingdom is located near the coast. It is mentioned that residents of the kingdom dressed quite formally, with the women wearing long dresses and the men wearing top hats. Cordelia mentions that there are a lot of cats living throughout the kingdom, and she dislikes them because they make her sneeze. 
The royal house is adorned with vases of beautiful flowers and Cordelia enjoyed painting pictures of them. She also loved the fragrant smells that they released, filling the halls of the palace.
Cordelia was well educated and she had hundreds of books in the palace library. She also had her own painting studio filled with her many paintings and sculptures, and she even had her own private submersible, The Eppsilon.
===The Great Sloth Invasion===
The Great Sloth Invasion was a disaster that struck Cordelia's kingdom and forced its residents to evacuate those who did not perish due to the invading Giant Sloths. Cordelia was able to escape in time and took everything she could carry into her submersible along with her pirate boyfriend Captain Long John Buttercups and his crew, and a handful of her own staff from the palace, including her furniture artisans. Despite having 48 rooms, The Epsilon quickly became full and unfortunately, there was no room for her beloved Jazz band, or her butler and personal chef. So with a heavy heart, she had to fire them. In memory, she painted a series of silhouettes of her Jazz band and various other entertainers that were left behind and had a sculpture of her butler made. The princess would go on to stay in a cottage in Henford-on-Bagley.
=== Henford-on-Bagley ===
 
One of the first locations she settled was in Henford-on-Bagley. She spent a lot of time enjoying the countryside and a simpler way of life. It has been speculated that she spent her time at a cottage in the very top of The Bramblewood. She would have most likely wandered the world and swam in The River Bagley as well. Since she left most of her staff behind, she was also missing her stair butler who used to carry her on the stairs, so she had to climb them herself. As mentioned in her diary she called them.
When she visited, she was welcomed by the founder of Finchwick, Lord Volpe. It was said that he lived in the castle of Volpe, which today are ruins in The Bramblewood. Lord Volpe gave Princess Cordelia a bovine topiary that he apparently made himself. Topiaries were a trademark of his, and Lord Volpe decorated Henford-on-Bagley with the festive shrubs. Volpe also named the waterfalls in Henford, Cordelia Falls after her visit. 
===Pirate Boyfriends===
Being a princess, Cordelia was regularly in the company of various princes, but she was much more interested in pirates. Throughout her life she dated 3 pirate captains. The first was Captain Long John Buttercups, but things didn't work out with him as he was a little too fond of Cordelia's corset and was disgustingly unhygienic, even after Cordelia designed him a sink. Cordelia then met the handsome and well groomed, yet unbearably vain Captain Chaz MacFreeling, but she quickly tired of his narcissism (and obsessive mirror-looking) and broke things off with him. Her third boyfriend was the clumsy Captain Rodrigo De Pablo, who was always getting himself hurt whilst aboard The Epsilon, including burning his feet. Cordelia gave him a peg leg for this, but one time when they were sitting together by a fire, his peg leg caught on fire. On Cordelia's ottoman it states "At least he never suffered a broken heart." This means it's possible Rodrigo was killed from this incident. This is a shame as he was Cordelia's favorite boyfriend. All 3 of Cordelia's pirate boyfriends had beloved parrots and each captain had a plate crafted to commemorate their parrot. However, each time Cordelia broke up with the pirates, she was left stuck with the plate and soon had quite the collection. The item has 4 plates, suggesting Cordelia had a fourth boyfriend, who is referred as JWBB in a carving from the Beard Beard Cave in Tomarang. "JWBB" is more than likely a reference to John Wilson a.k.a. Beard Beard the Pirate, author of the goal book, The Log of the Final Voyage of Beard Beard the Pirate, which can be found upon arriving on the second island in The Sims 2: Castaway.
===Life on The Eppsilon===
Princess Cordelia loved the outdoors so life on a submersible must have been difficult. She spent a lot of her time in her workshop designing pieces of furniture inspired by her experiences of the sea for her furniture artisans to craft, most of them were drawn from elements of ocean life and from creatures she saw through the submersibles windows. She also enjoyed sitting at her desk and dreamily writing about her pirate boyfriends in her journal. Cordelia wanted to know what time it was outside, so she designed a clock, but as she still didn't know if it was day or night, she fed it to a kraken that regularly attacked her ship with fire. She actually used the kraken's fire to fire a porcelain bathtub that she designed.
Cordelia traveled the world in her submersible, selling the furniture she created at the port they were docked at, and to determine where The Eppsilon was going to travel next, Cordelia would spin the globe in her room and wherever it landed she would tell her pilot to take her there. Cordelia loved the winter and would ask her pilot to bring the submersible to the surface so she could watch the cold water dripping from the icicles frozen to the hull.
It is not mentioned whether or not Cordelia returned to her fallen kingdom or made herself one with her new, royalist partner.
== Objects ==
Princess Cordelia was a frequent maker, designer, and collector of furniture. She is mentioned by name in the following objects.
Name 	Description 	Cost
Arrrmed Living Chair 	Princess Cordelia’s 2nd pirate boyfriend, Captain Chaz MacFreeling, had perpetually tired arms. Due to his vanity, he was always taking out his gold mirror, holding it up to his face and blowing kisses. He commissioned Princess Cordelia to make him this armed living chair so he could rest during social visits. When she dumped him, she kept the chair. 	§410
Captain Rodrigo de Pablo Dining Chair 	Princess Cordelia’s 3rd pirate boyfriend, Captain Rodrigo De Pablo, was very accident-prone. Once, both of his feet were severely burned as he stepped over a steam vent. After that, he sat a lot and thus wanted very comfortable seating. Being Cordelia’s favorite boyfriend, he was gifted this padded chair from her. 	§125
Arrrmless Dining Chair 	In order to seat her remaining courtiers in the tight quarters of her submersible, Princess Cordelia crafted a dining set without any arms. Look closely, however, and you’ll notice the attention she paid to the legs, exquisitely carved to mimic tentacles. Captivating! 	§235
Arrrmed Dining Chair 	Princess Cordelia’s 2nd pirate boyfriend, Captain Chaz MacFreeling, had perpetually tired arms. Due to his vanity, he was always taking out his gold mirror, holding it up to his face and blowing kisses. He commissioned Princess Cordelia to make him this armed dining chair so he could rest during meals. When she dumped him, she kept the chair. 	§900
Cuttlefish Sofa 	Cuttlefish are interesting little creatures. They have a flow-y, oddly-shaped body with tentacles that hang down. Seeing cuttlefish for the first time, Princess Cordelia knew she had to make a sofa based on their unique form! (She also liked the idea of cuddling on a cuttlefish sofa.) 	§530
Captain Rodrigo De Pablo Couch 	Princess Cordelia’s 3rd pirate boyfriend, Captain Rodrigo De Pablo, suffered several injuries aboard her submarine. One leg got stuck in a pressurized air hatch, crippling him severely. Princess Cordelia designed this sofa with a matching ottoman for him to rest on. The ottoman, with its own tragic story, is sold separately. 	§1,200
Cuttlefish Love Seat 	Cuttlefish are interesting little creatures. They have a flow-y, oddly-shaped body with tentacles that hang down. Seeing cuttlefish for the first time, Princess Cordelia knew she had to make a love seat based on their unique form! (She also liked the idea of cuddling on a cuttlefish love seat.) 	§460
Ocean’s Current Loveseat 	Love can be a fickle thing, sweeping in and out as if with the tides, especially when you are royalty. Princess Cordelia designed the Ocean’s Current Loveseat in tender acknowledgement of this truth. Swirling embellishments embrace its occupants: the Princess and her current love. 	§1,100
Princess Cordelia’s Single Bed 	Whenever Princess Cordelia grew tired of pirate breath, she retreated to the luxurious solitude of a bed such as this. The original bed was bolted down, but we’ve made it easier for landlubbers to transport-though it’s also a trifle easier to steal. 	§8,500
Princess Cordelia’s Galleon Bed 	Princess Cordelia had a thing for pirates. Throughout her life she dated three of them. Their swashbuckling style carried over into one of her furniture lines, “Subaquatic Farrniture.” This bed is fit for a sea captain and looks like it belongs on a galleon! 	§12,000
Cephalopod Bar Stool 	Inspired by the subaquatic world around them. Princess Cordelia’s Furniture Artisans have brought you the Cephalopod Bar Stool. Because eight legs would be superfluous, they’ve included four beautiful tentacles -- legs, to hold you up while you enjoy a beverage or snack. 	§285
Cephalopod Bar Stool with Back Support 	Inspired by the subaquatic world around them. Princess Cordelia’s Furniture Artisans have brought you the Cephalopod Bar Stool. Because eight legs would be superfluous, they’ve included four beautiful tentacles -- legs, to hold you up while you enjoy a beverage or snack. Back support is included! 	§750
Captain Rodrigo De Pablo Ottoman 	Princess Cordelia’s third pirate boyfriend, Captain Rodrigo De Pablo suffered several injuries aboard the submarine. One leg got stuck in a pressurized air hatch, crippling him severely. Princess Cordelia designed this Ottoman for him to rest his leg and peg leg while enjoying a warm fire together. The peg unfortunately caught fire. At least he never suffered a broken heart. 	§460
Scalloped Edge Coffee Table 	Princess Cordelia tried scallops for the first time while aboard her submarine. Cooked in garlic, they were the most delicious thing she had ever eaten. She was thankful for the experience and in honor of the poor scallop that lost its life, she designed this table. So touching! 	§110
Undersea Traditional Dining Table 	Fleeing the Great Sloth Invasion, Princess Cordelia and her pirate boyfriend escaped on her submarine. He brought his cook along to replace the one Cordelia left on land. Cordelia dumped the pirate before long, but happily kept his chef! In honor of the great dining she kept in her life, she designed and built a series of lovely tables. 	§360
Undersea Round Dining Table 	Fleeing the Great Sloth Invasion, Princess Cordelia and her pirate boyfriend escaped on her submarine. He brought his cook along to replace the one Cordelia left on land. Cordelia dumped the pirate before long, but happily kept his chef! In honor of the great dining she kept in her life, she designed and built a series of lovely tables. 	§375
Undersea Traditional Dining Table 	Fleeing the Great Sloth Invasion, Princess Cordelia and her pirate boyfriend escaped on her submarine. He brought his cook along to replace the one Cordelia left on land. Cordelia dumped the pirate before long, but happily kept his chef! In honor of the great dining she kept in her life, she designed and built a series of lovely tables. 	§575
“Arrr Ye Eating That” Dining Table 	Princess Cordelia had many pirate boyfriends, and her boyfriends always came with a crew. This elegant dining table fit the entire lot, until she banished them for want of manners. 	§1,290
Royal Remembrance Hall Table 	While quarters on the submersible were always rather cramped, Princess Cordelia remembered with fondness all the marvelously useless furniture that adorned the castle halls. This elegant console table is a wistful tribute to the flotsam of years past. 	§325
Refurbished Pirate Chest Table 	As the relationship between Princess Cordelia and Captain Rodrigo De Pablo got serious, the princess tried to incorporate his things into her submarine-home’s décor. Most of his belongings were destroyed in The Battle of Cape Blunderbuss, so she took his only remaining possession, a pirate chest, and refurbished it into this table. That’s love 	§325
Naught-ical Nightstand 	Keeping secrets isn’t easy at sea, but Princess Cordelia loved a challenge! She fashioned this innocent-looking nightstand to conceal her naughtiest secrets, as well as several beautiful unmentionable trifles. (Despite that quality they were actually mentioned by her pirate boyfriends quite often.) 	§350
Underrated Underwater Shelf 	Shelves are the most underrated item in any house or submarine. We use them to hold up our most prized possessions! Princess Cordelia, living on her submarine, knew this all too well. She and her furniture artisans crafted this shelf and applied a tacky adhesive that kept items in place during sudden changes in depth. 	§250
All-Purpose Desk 	Whether working on her log books, writing a great sea adventure, designing some new furniture, or writing in her diary about how dreamy her pirate boyfriend was, Princess Cordelia used a desk identical to this one regularly. A great marble slab kept her pen flowing smoothly. And if you don’t use a pen, like most modern day humans, it is a great place to put your computer. 	§1,350
Bob the Butler Fancy Sculpture 	Princess Cordelia once lived in a giant palace. After moving to a submarine of only forty-eight rooms, she no longer needed her full wait staff. She knew her butler wouldn’t be happy with so little to manage so she let him go. With a tear in her eye, she made this sculpture to remember him by. 	§2,500
Last Resort Sink 	Princess Cordelia had a dream that if she built a beautiful, state of the art sink like this one, perhaps her stinky pirate boyfriend would use it. Then she tried installing emergency cologne stations throughout her submarine’s hallways. Then she dumped him. 	§275
Under the Sea Clawfoot Tub with Shower 	A beguiling mixture of classic and contemporary style, this clawfoot tub reproduces Princess Cordelia’s lost luxury while the shower provides on-the-go convenience. 	§845
Princess Cordelia’s Bathtub 	The porcelain for this bathtub was heated by a fire-breathing kraken that regularly attacked Princess Cordelia’s submarine! When it attacked, the fire was channeled through a series of ducts before reaching the Eppsilon’s onboard kiln. How many other furniture companies can make this claim? Three or four, tops? 	§2,285
Bless Me Barrrnacles Bar 	Princess Cordelia’s pirate boyfriends all had a weakness for root beer, until the princess introduced them to something better. Soon enough, they all had a weakness for lemonade instead-four kinds of it-which was much better for their scurvy. They often kept upright by bracing their legs (or pegs) on the handy brass foot rail below. 	§1,645
Princess Cordelia Corset Vase 	Like most royalty, Princess Cordelia enjoyed structured clothing and often sported a bustle and a corset. This delighted her first pirate boyfriend, perhaps a little too much. This vase is actually based on the parting gift she gave upon dumping him, lest he forget her curves or thorns. 	§330
Crabtree Planter Pot 	Princess Cordelia used to love lounging by tide pools, watching the crabs scuttle over rocks. She took special delight in the way they seemed to hop up onto tiptoe and bolt as if life depended on it, which it usually did. Crabs are yummy. 	§495
On Phantom Wing Wall Art 	Tickle your fancy with this nature-inspired print. Soft, illusory and delightfully mysterious, it leaves you with a fluttering in your stomach-and on your wall. Ode to Jazz 1: “Golden” One thing Princess Cordelia simply couldn’t fit on her submersible was her beloved jazz band. She so missed the music of her former life that she painted a series of pictures to commemorate it. This lively number was inspired by the sax legend Jacob Goldentips, who was left tragically adrift during The Great Sloth invasion. 	§285
Cloud Space Thing 	A meditation of creation and balance set against a backdrop of cosmic wonder. Princess Cordelia’s astronomers were forced to scour the skies until they found a nebula in the shape of her favorite horse. Nearby, a fire raged on. 	§435
The Pianist 	Not all of Princess Cordelia’s entertainers perished in the Great Sloth Invasion. This pianist knew that if his body was to perish, his name must live on for him. So, he rolled his piano out atop the submersible and played until it went under. 	§475
Saxophone in Silhouette 	Great jazz is hard to come by, especially in the depths of the sea, so Princess Cordelia commissioned a mute reproduction of glorious jazz music. 	§495
Study of the Human Form 	Before painting his most famous opus, artist Jean-Jacques PePe did sketch after sketch of his maitresse Jeanne. She grew so old in the process, he had to start over with her daughter Deanne. These sketches are from the 27th year of sitting, and include a rare male form. Ode to Jazz 3: “Sea Bass”  Even a submersible as grand as the Eppsilon has its limitations. Princess Cordelia had to cast out many employees, including her beloved jazz band. She longed for their music so deeply that she painted a series of pictures as a tribute. This silhouette portrays bass player Martin Maxwell still playing in the depths of the sea. So poignant! 	§575
Sole Star Athletic Poster (2) 	Even though our shoes don’t feature prominently in this poster, our marketing team tells us that pictures of famous athletes are the best way to sell products. Prove those marketing geniuses right, and buy some Sole Star Shoes today! Ode to Jazz 4: “Feeling Blue”  When The Great Sloth Invasion forced Princess Cordelia to flee, she simply couldn’t fit everyone on her submersible. But firing her beloved jazz band remained a regret so sharp, she painted a series of pictures to honor them. This wistful silhouette portrays one of her musicians still playing blues in the deep blue (purplish) sea. 	§610
Mystery Poser Antique Portrait 	No one’s quite sure who this is, but does it matter? It’s fine art, and it’s old, and that’s cool, right? Ode to Jazz 2: “Goldentips”  When Princess Cordelia was forced to flee her kingdom, she had to leave her beloved jazz band behind. This wistful silhouette portrays the sax legend Jacob Goldentips still playing in the depths of the sea, which was how the Princess liked to imagine him. Ode to Jazz 5: “Ivory” Princess Cordelia loved piano most of all. Though she had cut her jazz band adrift during her escape from her kingdom, she continued to ache for their music, and so found herself painting instruments. The piano keys in this tribute seem to arch up toward the light, almost as if lifted by the current. Apt, isn’t it?	§640
Hot & Cold Tech Spec Poster 	Celebrate technical achievement with this tech spec wall poster, featuring the hot and cold buttons on the world’s first pet hair dryer. The oversized hot button reflects a genius adjustment made by guru Fuzzy James, after the pets all got colds in the first round of testing. Ode to Jazz 6: “Ghost Quartet” Some days, the thought of her long-lost jazz musicians was simply too much for Princess Cordelia to bear. She even went so far as to have new instruments made, but with no one to play them, all she could do was paint pictures of them. 	§790
Blue for the Blues Wall Painting 	When Princess Cordelia was forced to flee her kingdom, she simply couldn’t fit her beloved musicians on the submersible. This colorful portrait is a tribute to her bass player Martin Maxwell, and somehow made her feel less blue. 	§985
Ode to Jazz Triptych Trio 	One thing Princess Cordelia simply couldn’t fit on her submersible was her beloved jazz band. She so missed their music that she painted a series of pictures to commemorate it. Framed in celebratory gold frames, this collection reunites three of her favorite musicians-may they play together in peace on your wall. 	§1,120
Chronos Magazine (Framed Collector’s Edition Issue)	Yeah, putting a framed issue of a magazine touting your company’s exploits is pretty egotistical… but if your company is making news, you’re worth it! Ode to Jazz Wall Painting 2: “Goldentips” in Gold When Princess Cordelia was forced to flee her kingdom, she had to leave her beloved jazz band behind. This wistful silhouette portrays the sax legend Jacob Goldentips still playing in the depths of the sea, which was how the Princess liked to imagine him. [Must be placed on at least a two-story wall.] 	§1,455
“Blooming Beauty” Wall Painting 	Of course, there were no flowers in Princess Cordelia’s subaquatic life, but she had an acute memory of the vases and vases of them that once adorned the Royal House. Oh, the fragrance! Princess Cordelia couldn’t replicate the scent of course, but her painting was quite lifelike. 	§3,370
Land-Coral Garden 	Princess Cordelia painted this before gradually fleeing from the giant sloths. Photographs were not commonplace yet, so this painting was all she had to remind her of her old palace’s painting studio. While sitting comfortably on her escape submarine, she changed the name from “Flower Still Life,” to “Land-Coral Garden.” 	§7,500
Captain Chaz MacFreeling Mirror 	Princess Cordelia’s second pirate boyfriend was handsome and, relative to other pirates, had good hygiene! Things started off great, but the princess noticed him looking in the mirror all the time; so vain. She promptly sent him on his way, giving him a handful of citrus for any future scurvy outbreaks, and naming all her mirrors after him. 	§790
Captain Chaz MacFreeling Elegant Mirror 	Princess Cordelia’s second pirate boyfriend was handsome and, relative to other pirates, had good hygiene! Things started off great, but the princess noticed him looking in the mirror all the time; so vain. She promptly sent him on his way, giving him a handful of citrus for any future scurvy outbreaks, and naming all her mirrors after him. 	§260
Imprisoned Vanity Mirror 	No matter how long the Princess called the Eppsilon home, it was nonetheless a submersible, and like all submersibles, it was made of cold, unforgiving metal. In her sadder moments-most often after dumping a pirate boyfriend-Princess Cordelia favored this hostile glass, which reminded her of her tragic fate. Sigh. 	§375
Captain Chaz MacFreeling Porthole Mirror 	Princess Cordelia’s second pirate boyfriend was handsome and, relative to other pirates, had good hygiene! Things started off great, but the princess noticed him looking in the mirror all the time; so vain. She promptly sent him on his way, giving him a handful of citrus for any future scurvy outbreaks, and naming all her mirrors after him. 	§975
Captain Chaz MacFreeling’s Galleon 	Princess Cordelia’s 2nd pirate boyfriend Captain Chaz MacFreeling, was as vain about his galleon as he was about his looks. He commissioned Princess Cordelia’s staff to carve him a replica, but he spent so much time gazing at it, she had it smashed to bits. This is a replica of the replica, rebuilt in astonishing detail by contemporary artisans. 	§1,225
Princess Cordelia Royal Bust 	Before the Great Sloth Invasion, Princess Cordelia was said to have brilliant prospects. Princes came from miles around just to have tea with her. Of course, we know today that the Princess had a thing for pirates, but we still created this stunning bust to remind us how she would have looked to prince and pirate alike. 	§1,400
Princess Cordelia Royal Rug 	One advantage a submersible has over nearly any other sea vessel is that the floor stays completely dry. But that’s not to say it’s warm-not in the least. Princess Cordelia designed this beautiful and luxurious rug to keep her royal toes as toasty as can be when she rose from bed on the Eppsilon. 	§205
Goldora Dove Décor 	When you can’t see the sky, you start to miss everything in it: the sun, moon, stars and birds, of course. Longing for the gentle doves that used to alight outside her window, Princess Cordelia sketched these doves to be crafted from bars of gold. The modern version has been cost-reduced and is made of Goldora instead. 	§780
Polly Wants a Plate Tree 	Princess Cordelia’s pirate boyfriends were all quite fond of their parrots. Every time she acquired a new boyfriend, he commissioned a plate in his parrot’s honor. After her final romance withered, the Princess was stuck with a pile of plates, so she put them in a golden tree and hung it on the galley wall. 	§2,100
Sea Star Hand Towel Ring 	Stellar as an accompaniment to the Sea Star Bath Towel Holder or as a standalone accent for your guest bath, the Sea Star Hand Towel Ring was designed by Princess Cordelia to replicate a sea star’s powerful grip. It can withstand any amount of tugging, even by untamed pirates. 	§165
Sea Star Bath Towel Holder 	Princess Cordelia had mixed feelings about sea stars, but she did admire their stick-to-itiveness. These royal towel holders have unparalleled grip, and make a stellar addition to any head to loo. 	§170
Captain Rodrigo de Pablo Cask 	Princess Cordelia’s 3rd pirate boyfriend, Captain Rodrigo De Pablo, suffered many injuries aboard the Eppsilon. Once, while fleeing a kraken, the hatch slammed shut on his feet, and he couldn’t stand for weeks. The Princess designed this cask while nursing her sweetheart back to health. With it she could quench his bottomless thirst whilst he lay prone beneath it. 	§570
Royal Crabtree Tea Set 	Princess Cordelia adored crabs almost as much as she adored tea. Nothing was more delightful that seeing them dart about the tide pools in mortal fear of gulls! The Princess designed this tea set to capture the crab’s alacrity. She was working on a version that actually scuttled off, but the plans blew away while she was sipping tea. 	§770
The Where Should I Go? Ball 	Princess Cordelia was a strong-willed woman. Aboard her submarine, The Eppsilon, she travelled the world, building furniture and stopping at ports to sell her wares. When feeling adventurous, she would spin the globe and say “Where should I go?” Where it stopped, she went. Bring this replica globe into your home. Adventure! 	§1,720
Sea Princess Dining Hutch 	Cups and saucers and chargers, oh my! This fully stocked dining hutch designed by Princess Cordelia is inspired by the very sea itself! The legs are modelled after the shape of an octopus tentacle and the top of the hutch is adorned with a seashell motif. 	§2,500
Jellyfish Bell Table Lamp 	While her submarine was docked, Princess Cordelia enjoyed some fresh air on the deck. Looking down she saw the glow of millions of jelly fish. It was breathtaking. Inspired by that moment, she designed this lamp and brought the shape and glow of the jellyfish bell to you. Aren’t you glad she didn’t include tentacles? 	§175
Scallop Table Lamp 	Princess Cordelia tried scallops for the first time while aboard her submarine. Cooked in garlic, they were the most delicious thing she had ever eaten. She was thankful for the experience and in honor of the poor scallop that lost its life, she designed this lamp. So touching! 	§235
Sea Star Table Lamp 	Sea stars occasionally stuck themselves to the portholes of the submersible, rather annoyingly blocking the light, not to mention the view. Determined not to let her irritation get the better of her, Princess Cordelia created a lamp that is a glorious tribute to the sea star-with squat, pointy legs that can actually regenerate when harmed. 	§340
Long John Buttercups Table Lamp 	Whenever Princess Cordelia’s Submarine dove or rose, she enjoyed watching the lights briefly flicker. This particular lamp was named after Princess Cordelia’s first pirate boyfriend, Captain Long John Buttercups. He always said this lamp reminded him of his old galleon. 	§425
Two Thousand Ounces of Gold Under the Sea 	Dating pirates did have perks for Princess Cordelia. Birthday presents were usually flashy and made of gold. Such was the case for this candelabra, made of two thousand ounces of gold. Now released for mass market, it’s made of brass. 	§115
Long John Buttercups Floor Lamp 	Whenever Princess Cordelia’s Submarine dove or rose, she enjoyed watching the lights briefly flicker. This particular lamp was named after Princess Cordelia’s first pirate boyfriend, Captain Long John Buttercups. He always said this lamp reminded him of his old galleon. 	§180
Anemone Wall Sconce 	Princess Cordelia was known to lounge by a tide pool for hours, just watching the fragile beauty entrapped within. One of her favorite creatures was the anemone, its petal-like tentacles waving innocently as it waited to ensnare its lunch. With subtle curls and an organic, unassuming form, this elegant wall sconce was created in the anemone’s honor. 	§95
Sea Glass Wall Sconce 	The glass of this wall sconce was once clear and crisp. A special machine on the Lady Cordelia’s Submarine processes the glass and gives it this opaque, soft feel. The machine blasts the glass with sand, salt, and steam which weathers this sconce in the same way as natural sea glass. 	§110
Old Life Gas Lamp 	When Princess Cordelia designed this lamp, she was feeling nostalgic for the land she left behind. While sitting in the workshop on her submersible, the Eppsilon, she thought of the dimly-lit gas lights that lined the streets and the silhouettes of women in long dresses and men in top hats walking by. Sigh. 	§125
Cast Iron Flood Light 	It can get dark under the sea, particularly when pirates keep toppling into your lamps. This cast iron wall sconce is nearly indestructible, especially when mounted above hat-level. It casts a light so intense that Princess Cordelia’s 2nd pirate boyfriend was known to use it for tanning, until she dumped him for being so vain. 	§130
Long John Buttercups Wall Sconce 	Whenever Princess Cordelia’s Submarine dove or rose, she enjoyed watching the lights briefly flicker. This particular lamp was named after Princess Cordelia’s first pirate boyfriend, Captain Long John Buttercups. He always said this sconce reminded him of his old galleon. 	§140
Ice Droplet Sconce 	On a cold winter’s day, Princess Cordelia would ask her pilot to bring the submarine up to the surface. She loved watching water droplets freezing so beautifully as they dripped from the Eppsilon’s hull. To commemorate and recapture that moment, she designed this wall sconce. 	§215
Tunicate Wall Sconce 	If you can’t live under the sea like Princess Cordelia, bring the ocean life to you! The Tunicate Wall Sconce is modelled after one of the most beautiful types of sea sponges. It was Princess Cordelia’s favorite sconce. She often parked her submarine outside a reef and just soaked in the sea life, metaphorically. 	§225
Long John Buttercups Chandelier 	Whenever Princess Cordelia’s Submarine dove or rose, she enjoyed watching the chandeliers tilt. This particular chandelier was named after Princess Cordelia’s first pirate boyfriend, Captain Long John Buttercups. He always said this chandelier reminded him of his old galleon. 	§140
Sea Captain’s Clock 	It’s easy to lose track of time on a submersible, so Princess Cordelia designed this clock to create some order in her days. Unfortunately, it was still impossible to tell day from night, so she gave up and fed it to a kraken. Today, land-dwelling collectors find it much more useful. 	§810
Copperrrr and Otherrr Metal Stove Hall – Wall 	Princess Cordelia wanted to take her beloved chef, Matilda, aboard her submarine, but she was unwilling to leave her family behind. Luckily one of Cordelia’s pirate boyfriends had an amazing cook aboard his galleon. While purely for decoration, this copper hood helped the new cook feel at home. 	§100
Copperrrr and Otherrr Metal Stove Hall – Ceiling 	Princess Cordelia wanted to take her beloved chef, Matilda, aboard her submarine, but she was unwilling to leave her family behind. Luckily one of Cordelia’s pirate boyfriends had an amazing cook aboard his galleon. While purely for decoration, this copper hood helped the new cook feel at home. 	§160
Close Quarters Range Hood 	This stove hood was invented by Princess Cordelia to keep her submersible from filling with smoke. Of course, it required a pretty long vent when she was leagues under the sea, but the modern version comes with everything you need. 	§305
Princess Cordelia Bookcase 	When Princess Cordelia fled to her submersible, she left most of her books behind. But she couldn’t bear to look uneducated, and so she had this bookcase constructed. Despite its delicate crablike legs, it’s actually built sturdily to withstand the occasional turbulence at sea. 	§2,790
Unmentionables Dresser 	Princess Cordelia enjoyed structured clothing. Often sporting a bustle and a corset, undergarments were everything to her! She needed a lot of space to store her unmentionables so she designed this bottomless dresser that allowed her to change outfits at will. Amazing! 	§900
Faux Pas Path Lamp 	Legend has it that when these path lamps were first introduced to the royal gardens, Princess Cordelia infamously stumbled and tripped over one. 	§65
Break a Leg Dance Floor(s) 	The perfect place for you to bust out all the latest dance moves: The Cowplant Calypso, The Cordelia Shuffle, The Sixam Strut, the Bear Man Boogie, and many more.  You’ll be the toast of the evening. 	§250-450
Strong Post 	From the outside it may look like a regular post, fit for holding any regular banners. But this post is special, this post is the post that can hold banners filled with love. Strong as anybody's first love, this post is made with solid wood reclaimed from many of the pirate ships that graced Tartosa. Legends say it was built mostly from the very ship that hosted one of Princess Cordelia's loves so you know that if you use this post with your love banners, your love will be of legend. 	§100
Cordelia's Bust 	Let your crafted necklaces dazzle against this linen bust modeled after Princess Cordelia herself. The craftsmanship of this stand is of the highest quality, and there is no better way to showcase your masterpieces. 	§110
The Artisan's Glass 	Crafted from glass forged by the breath of dragons and framed by gold dug from the deepest caves, this mirror will reflect the shine that not only comes from your physical beauty but your inner gut health. The Dawnstone of Cordelia that crowns this mirror gives the design a whimsical touch that will add sparkle to any room. 	§250
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== Additional references ==
*In build mode, lots of items of the "Queen Anne" style have information about Princess Cordelia.
*The story containing facts about The Great Sloth Invasion, which made Cordelia's kingdom fall, may be a reference to the life of the Romanov family, a royal family in Russia, and the fall of the Russian Empire.
*According to description of University of Britechester, Princess Cordelia helped design buildings of the university in her years there.
*The first reference to the name Cordelia is from Simcity 3000, where Malcolm Landgraab is referenced as owning a hacienda on the resort island of San Cordelia.
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