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|name = Vincentio Pantalone |
|name = Vincentio Pantalone |
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|image = [[File:Vincentio Pantalone.jpg|235px]] |
|image = [[File:Vincentio Pantalone.jpg|235px]] |
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|sex = Male |
|sex = Male |
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|age = Adult |
|age = Adult |
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|state = Human |
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|neighbor = Veronaville |
|neighbor = Veronaville |
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|asp = Knowledge |
|asp = Knowledge |
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|play = Deceased |
|play = Deceased |
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|parents = [[Proteus Pantalone]], [[Julia Pantalone]] |
|parents = [[Proteus Pantalone]], [[Julia Pantalone]] |
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|spouse = [[Francisca Pantalone]] |
|spouse = {{Spouse|[[Francisca Pantalone]]}} |
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|child = [[Isabella Monty]] |
|child = [[Isabella Monty]] |
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|family = [[Pantalone Family]] |
|family = [[Pantalone Family]] |
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'''Vincentio Pantalone''' was the late father of [[Isabella Monty]]. He suffered an untimely death before the beginning of the game, as his picture in the Monty family tree is an adult. He is unplayable without the use of hacks. |
'''Vincentio Pantalone''' was the late father of [[Isabella Monty]]. He suffered an untimely death before the beginning of the game, as his picture in the Monty family tree is an adult. He is unplayable without the use of hacks. |
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<blockquote class=note>Vincentio was the Duke of Vienna in Shakespeare's ''Measure for Measure''.</blockquote> |
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[[Category:Sims with no character data]] |
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[[Category:Sims That Died Young]] |
Revision as of 01:03, 27 September 2009
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Vincentio Pantalone was the late father of Isabella Monty. He suffered an untimely death before the beginning of the game, as his picture in the Monty family tree is an adult. He is unplayable without the use of hacks.
Vincentio was the Duke of Vienna in Shakespeare's Measure for Measure.