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|name = Keesa Kozlov |
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|image = [[File:Keesa Kozlov.jpg|235px]] |
|image = [[File:Keesa Kozlov.jpg|235px]] |
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|sex = Female |
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|age= Adult |
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|neighbor= Desiderata Valley |
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|asp= Popularity |
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|sign= Sagittarius |
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|play= Deceased |
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|parents= |
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|family = [[Kozlov Family]] |
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|spouse= {{Spouse|[[Pavel Kozlov]]|Married}} [[File:Deceased.jpg]] |
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|child= [[Katerina Una]], [[Larisa Aspir]] |
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|hair = Red |
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|eye = Green |
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|skin = Light |
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'''Keesa Kozlov''' was the grandmother of [[Luis Aspir]] and [[Natasha Una]]. She died long before the start of the game, longer than most ancestral Sims as her death was early, in her adult form. Keesa, along with the rest of her family, is resurrectable, and she comes with personality points, unlike ancestral Sims from other neighbourhoods. |
'''Keesa Kozlov''' was the grandmother of [[Luis Aspir]] and [[Natasha Una]]. She died long before the start of the game, longer than most ancestral Sims as her death was early, in her adult form. Keesa, along with the rest of her family, is resurrectable, and she comes with personality points, unlike ancestral Sims from other neighbourhoods. |
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Revision as of 04:59, 11 December 2010
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Keesa Kozlov was the grandmother of Luis Aspir and Natasha Una. She died long before the start of the game, longer than most ancestral Sims as her death was early, in her adult form. Keesa, along with the rest of her family, is resurrectable, and she comes with personality points, unlike ancestral Sims from other neighbourhoods.
Resurrection tip
This Sim can be brought back to life using in-game mechanics such as the Resurrect-O-Nomitron from The Sims 2 or ambrosia from The Sims 3.
For more information, read Game guide:Bringing Sims back to life.
Keesa may be a diminutive name for Karelisa, a Russian name referred to the region of Kareliya.