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Evolve
This fanon page or story is still being developed and will change over time.
As of 3/5/3, Thomas is 6 days old. His dam[2] is looking forward to what he and his twin brother will bring to the neighborhood. His granddam[3] is a little bit as well, but not too trilled about having babies in his home again.
Thomas does not own any businesses yet, but his is next in line to inherit the family business along with his twin brother after his dam, Nick.
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Address
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Gallery
Thomas as a baby
Personal Family Tree
Because of the complex nature of the family relations for the Sims of The Genesis Project, each Sim has been fitted with their own family tree to show their individual relations with other Sims. As such, only grandparents, parents, siblings, children and grandchildren will be visible within their personal tree without any uncles, cousins, nephews similarly related Sims. Dams[4] are connected to the top left of their offspring, and sires[5] are connected to the top right of their offspring. When lines from a dam and sire cross, a solid line represents a dam line, and a dotted line represents a sire line. Half brothers have a short dotted line connecting to a small photo of the unrelated parent. Twins are stacked vertically without any lines or space between them. A horizontal line connects parents either by a solid line representing birth within wedlock or a dotted line representing birth outside of wedlock. In the case of half brothers, the horizontal line will connect horizontally from the unrelated parent to the dam or sire line, which ever may be the case.
As stated above, uncles, cousins and/or nephews are not included in the personal family trees because it makes the tree too complex and near impossible to read. Since that information is still important, those relations have been listed below along with how the relations occur.
↑For the purpose of The Genesis Project, dates will be written as an in game style. The format will be "the season's number"/"how many days left in that season"/"what is the current cycle of seasons, ie year". Since the progression of seasons is Spring-Summer-Fall-Winter, the first day of the Genesis Project is 2/1/1 (which reads as followed: Summer, with 1 day left, of the first year). Also, a calendar can be found here.
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