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'''The Sargeant family''' are a married couple living in |
'''The Sargeant family''' are a married couple living in [[Twinbrook]]. It consists of [[Bobby Sargeant]] and his wife [[Scout Sargeant]]. Both are [[adults]] 14 days away from ageing up. Bobby is employed as a Squad Leader in the [[Military]] career, while Scout works in the Vice Squad in the Special Agent branch of the [[Law Enforcement]] career. While Scout is on track to complete her lifetime wish of becoming an International Super Spy, Bobby might want to switch careers to the [[Investigator]] track introduced in ''[[Ambitions]]'', in order to fulfill his wish to become a Persuasive Private Eye. |
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The relationship between the two is not particularly high, though they are friends. They are both friends with [[Wei Keane]], and share three common enemies: Wei's housemates [[Lang Gwydd]] and [[Justin Kayes]], and [[Anna-Liza Riddle]] - who is also Wei's enemy and Justin's best friend. How this web of animosity developed is never explained, and is up to the player's imagination. |
The relationship between the two is not particularly high, though they are friends. They are both friends with [[Wei Keane]], and share three common enemies: Wei's housemates [[Lang Gwydd]] and [[Justin Kayes]], and [[Anna-Liza Riddle]] - who is also Wei's enemy and Justin's best friend. How this web of animosity developed is never explained, and is up to the player's imagination. |
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'''Scout''' |
'''Scout''' |
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A unisex nickname that is not particularly associated with any given name. It comes from the English vocabulary word meaning "one who gathers information covertly", which in turn is derived from the Old French word "ecouter", meaning "to listen". Its use as a female nickname is often a reference to the narrator-protagonist of Harper Lee's 1960 novel |
A unisex nickname that is not particularly associated with any given name. It comes from the English vocabulary word meaning "one who gathers information covertly", which in turn is derived from the Old French word "ecouter", meaning "to listen". Its use as a female nickname is often a reference to the narrator-protagonist of Harper Lee's 1960 novel ''To Kill A Mockingbird''. |
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==List of members== |
==List of members== |
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