Mona Lisa

Not to be confused with Mona Lisa (Painting) Mona Lisa is the name of Jennifer Burb's alter-ego, created by an anonymous kidnapper. Mona Lisa is Jennifer's "true form," stated by Jennifer herself, although it can be argued that Jennifer does not have control of her social media.

Origin
Jennifer Burb tweeted on May 12, saying, "She was taken under, drowning in her sea; Running like an angel, she was crying and could not see; and Everyone's watching as she starts to fall; they want her to breakdown and be a legend of her fall." This sparked concerns among Jennifer's friends and family. She would later post more odd tweets about "Mona Lisa." The tweets are taken from lyrics of a Britney Spears song, Mona Lisa. However, some tweets were actually taken from lyrics of an unreleased snippet of a Britney Spears song, Rebellion.

Jennifer was assumed to be "kidnapped," by Jennifer's best friend's daughter. Fingers were pointed towards Mary-Sue Oldie Pleasant Long, as she had a motive to do so; Mary-Sue applied for a modeling gig for Simtoria's Secret, while Jennifer had an offer to take that gig. Jennifer took the gig, resorting Mary-Sue to name-calling, calling Jennifer a "job stealer." Some sims have also speculated that someone else has kidnapped Jennifer, completely unrelated to the modeling gig, as she is a celebrity outside of Pleasantview. Jennifer's twitter account has dropped hints that Mary-Sue could be running it, saying things such as "I'm a job stealer!" A few sims also have speculated that these hints are just a "red-herring," meant to confuse and throw off other sims into thinking it's Mary-Sue.

Tweets
Mona Lisa's tweets have sparked controversy and concern among Jennifer's followers. In some instances, some people asked Jennifer to provide proof that she is indeed running the account. The videos and photos tweeted as "proof" show a very confused, perhaps overly-medicated Jennifer, with racoon-style eyeshadow and red eyes. In some photos, it is clear, to sims, that she is being held hostage and by gunpoint. The tweets are still available on Jennifer Burb's Twitter account.

The tweets warns readers and listeners to "say goodbye," because "Mona Lisa's got to fly," and that "Nobody really dies." Sims were fearful that Jennifer could potentially be involved in a dangerous situation, which could lead to her death. The tweets also state, "They want her to breakdown and be a legend of her fall." Perhaps among the most concerning of the tweets is, "She's been cloned!" which was followed by pictures of Jennifer in an eerie room with multiple versions of herself.

More recently, Mona Lisa's tweets feature photos and videos that spark controversy and concern among her followers. For example, she will often times post her dancing and twirling to sped-up music. She is known to post the same picture multiple times. A video uploaded to Mona Lisa's account shows a blonde Jennifer, with now-signature racoon eyeshadow, answering questions for a Q&A. However, none of these questions were asked by her followers, leading to further belief that she has no access to social media.

Machinima
In May of 2021, a machinima is expected to release, titled "Mona Lisa" which is to showcase and explain what is happening to Jennifer. Jennifer's owner, CalebPlaySims, confirmed that the release date may be later than anticipated due to technical difficulties. The machinima will show Jennifer's kidnapping, who kidnapped her, where she is, and what happened.

Trivia

 * Mona Lisa's tweets are taken from the original version and finalized version of Britney's Mona Lisa.
 * In the RP universe, Rebellion is a poem written by Jennifer Burb. She had finished writing it after the modeling gig, and the poem was with her when she was supposedly kidnapped.
 * Mona Lisa's media tweets are references to Britney Spears' Instagram account.
 * Mona Lisa is Jennifer Burb's favorite painting.
 * It is unknown why Mona Lisa was chosen as Jennifer's alter ego.
 * As of May 22, 2021, Jennifer Burb is still being held hostage.
 * Mona Lisa is a "project" by Mary-Sue, although it is not known if it is related to this case.