| Larisa Aspir
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| Name
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Larisa Aspir
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| Gender
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 Female
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| Age
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 Elder
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| Life state
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 Ghost
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| Zodiac sign
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 Aquarius
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| Aspiration
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Knowledge
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| Lifetime want
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Become Criminal Mastermind
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| Chemistry
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| Turn ons
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 Fitness
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 Formal Wear
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| Turn off
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 Jewelry
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| Appearance
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| Hair color
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 Grey
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| Eye color
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 Brown
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| Skin color
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 Tan
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| Body shape
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 Thin
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Larisa Aspir (née Kozlov) is one of the pre-made deceased ancestral Sims who resided during her lifetime in Desiderata Valley, the neighborhood shipped with The Sims 2: FreeTime. She was the daughter of Pavel and Keesa Kozlov, the wife of Raul Aspir, the sister of Katerina Una (née Kozlov), the mother of Luis Aspir, the aunt of Natasha Una, the grandmother of Victor Aspir, and the great grandmother of Pauline Aspir. Larisa is completely resurrectable, even though she doesn't have a grave. She has the Knowledge aspiration, and the Aquarius zodiac sign.
As far as personality, Larisa is quite playful and somewhat nice. But she is somewhat sloppy, shy, and lazy. According to Larisa's SimDNA in SimPE, her hair was black before it turned grey. According to her age data, she had 17 days left in the elder life stage when she died. Larisa's SimDNA in SimPE shows that her recessive alleles are for red hair and dark blue eyes. Also her dominant skin tone range is for medium skin, while her recessive skin tone range is for light skin. However Larisa's dominant and recessive alleles are for tanned skin.
She uses the 14th Maxis face template in Create a Sim, except the nose which uses the 22nd face template. Also the jaw is customized, being longer than on the default, though it is only longer on adults, which may mean that the jaw was genetically passed down, as this oddity generally only occurs on Sims whose facial features were genetically passed down. Strangely, if Larisa and her sister are both resurrected, they won't recognize each other as sisters, and thus can fall in love and get married.
The name Larisa is used in both Russian and Greek. In Greek, it means 'citadel'.
