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|caption = ''A mysterious character who seems to have plans for you...'' |
|caption = ''A mysterious character who seems to have plans for you...'' |
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|sex = Male |
|sex = Male |
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|family = Newlow Family |
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|parents = Unknown |
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|spouse = {{Spouse|[[Circe Beaker]]|Lovers}} |
|spouse = {{Spouse|[[Circe Beaker]]|Lovers}} |
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|age = Adult |
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|neighbor = Strangetown}} |
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Newlow, Dominic}} |
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'''Doctor Dominic Newlow''' (also known as '''Doctor Dominion''') is a Sim in ''[[The Sims 2 (PSP)|The Sims 2]]'' on PlayStation Portable. He is the main antagonist and has figured out that the Sims world is controlled by an outside force, the [[PlumbBob]]. The player will first come in contact with Doctor Newlow on a cellphone found on the ground by what used to be [[Oscar Del Fuego|Oscar's]] garage. Later, he will reveal he is really an evil supergenius called Doctor Dominion. |
'''Doctor Dominic Newlow''' (also known as '''Doctor Dominion''') is a [[Sim]] in ''[[The Sims 2 (PSP)|The Sims 2]]'' on PlayStation Portable. He is the main antagonist and has figured out that the Sims world is controlled by an outside force, the [[PlumbBob]]. The player will first come in contact with Doctor Newlow on a cellphone found on the ground by what used to be [[Oscar Del Fuego|Oscar's]] garage. Later, he will reveal he is really an evil supergenius called Doctor Dominion. |
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Apparently, long before the start of the game, the PlumbBob appeared over his head, and it forced him to do things he did not want to do. He became depressed by the stress and aggravation of it all. He described that time in his life as a work-buy treadmill. |
Apparently, long before the start of the game, the PlumbBob appeared over his head, and it forced him to do things he did not want to do. He became depressed by the stress and aggravation of it all. He described that time in his life as a work-buy treadmill. |
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