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The document summarizes events from a Sims story. It describes making over two Sims, Olga and Casilda. It then discusses the childcare responsibilities of Old Adam and Glen while Lisa works. Old Adam gives the twins a bath and helps with their different personalities. A family portrait is taken. Later, Pitti-Sing struggles with homework and Olga threatens her with a fictional secret society to get her to stop jumping on the bed. Myrna, a ghost, is unhappy and nearly causes Glen's death but Old Adam bargains with the Grim Reaper to save him. However, the social worker takes all the kids away and Ryan scares Glen, killing him again. Attempts to fix the situation fail
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The document is a chapter summary for Ruth's (un)Officially Wacky Boolprop Challenge. It introduces that Buttercup has gone off to college and is reconnecting with old friends. It also describes her interactions with a new potential friend, Albert Adams. Meanwhile, back at home, Ruth finishes writing her memoir book. The chapter then shows Oakapple celebrating his birthday. However, issues arise when Adam is bitten while retrieving a stolen gnome and begins exhibiting vampire-like symptoms. The chapter sets up intrigues around Buttercup, Albert, and Adam's storyline going forward into college.
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1) The document provides an update on the Boolprop challenge story, including the birth of Rose, Lisa being excited about her new sister, and Ruth painting a poster from The Sorcerer before her death at age 70.
2) Ruth Shankel was known for portraying elderly, ugly ladies and her favorite Gilbert & Sullivan songs and role.
3) At the end, the Grim Reaper comes to collect Ruth, who is excited to play her final role of Mad Margaret.
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1) The document provides an update on the Boolprop challenge household, recapping relationships and careers.
2) It describes events that occurred over several in-game days, including Sims obtaining career rewards, births, and maintaining the family business.
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Ruth's (un)OFficially Wacky Boolprop Challenge, Chapter 27
The document summarizes events from a Sims story. It describes making over two Sims, Olga and Casilda. It then discusses the childcare responsibilities of Old Adam and Glen while Lisa works. Old Adam gives the twins a bath and helps with their different personalities. A family portrait is taken. Later, Pitti-Sing struggles with homework and Olga threatens her with a fictional secret society to get her to stop jumping on the bed. Myrna, a ghost, is unhappy and nearly causes Glen's death but Old Adam bargains with the Grim Reaper to save him. However, the social worker takes all the kids away and Ryan scares Glen, killing him again. Attempts to fix the situation fail
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Glen gave birth to alien twins named Deadeye and Nanki-Poo, fulfilling the requirements for the challenge. However, Myrna unexpectedly died at her easel. Olga and Casilda then grew up. Drama occurred at other households as well, with deaths of Albert and Leila, who was later resurrected by her boyfriend. The rotation ended with some households progressing while dealing with unexpected events.
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The document provides context for a story being told over multiple chapters. It introduces characters experiencing hardships like a death in the family and relationship struggles. The story involves teenage characters dealing with grown-up topics, and characters attempting to find purpose and healing in different ways such as through family and hobbies.
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1) The document provides an update on the Boolprop challenge story, including the birth of Rose, Lisa being excited about her new sister, and Ruth painting a poster from The Sorcerer before her death at age 70.
2) Ruth Shankel was known for portraying elderly, ugly ladies and her favorite Gilbert & Sullivan songs and role.
3) At the end, the Grim Reaper comes to collect Ruth, who is excited to play her final role of Mad Margaret.
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2) It describes events that occurred over several in-game days, including Sims obtaining career rewards, births, and maintaining the family business.
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Bertie proposes marriage to Corey in an attempt to prove he is special. Corey agrees on the condition of a prenuptial agreement capping the number of lovers Bertie can have at four. Meanwhile, Bertie woohoos with Vanessa while Zenon is present. Bertie later woohoos with another lover, Robert Steele, earning points in the polyamory challenge. The chapter ends with the possibility of twins being born to one of the household members.
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Bertie McClellan is participating in a polyamory challenge where he must court and fall in love with multiple sims. He moves his boyfriend Corey and girlfriend Vanessa into his home. Corey is unhappy about sharing Bertie with Vanessa, causing arguments. Bertie apologizes profusely to Corey and Vanessa to try to smooth things over. The relationships remain complicated as Bertie balances caring for multiple partners.
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Ruth welcomes the reader back to her Boolprop challenge. She spent time with her new niece instead of playing Sims. Last time, Ruth married Ryan and had a baby. Ryan started a kitchen fire but no one was hurt. They welcomed their new grandson Old Adam. Unfortunately, Aren did not get to meet his grandson before passing away at over 70.
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This document provides an overview of events in the life of Ruth Shankel and her husband Ryan. It summarizes that Ruth graduated college where she met and got engaged to Ryan. After college, Ruth and Ryan moved back home where they got married. At the wedding, some guests did not make it and there were other minor issues. After getting married, Ruth became pregnant and later gave birth to a daughter named Buttercup. The document is written in a playful, conversational tone and provides additional details about the characters and their families in footnote format.
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Bertie and Vanessa had a baby named Albert. Everyone helps take care of the baby. Corey had been very close with Albert but got in a fight with Bertie and Vanessa. This caused Corey's relationship with Bertie and Vanessa to sour, though he still cares for Albert. Bertie is trying to reconcile with Corey but Corey no longer trusts Bertie and feels betrayed by him and Vanessa.
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This document summarizes a Sims game playthrough where the player is attempting to earn points in a polyamory challenge by romancing multiple Sims. It provides updates on interactions between Sims that earned points, such as pillow fights, as well as establishing a schedule for which Sims can sleep in the same bed. The player expresses disappointment that more drama did not occur between the Sims, who remain on good terms. The document concludes by listing relationship scores between the Sims and the player's total challenge points.
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The document recaps the previous round of the challenge where points were earned for romantic interactions and a child growing up well. It introduces rebuilding the Sims without SimPE which made recreating genetics difficult. Various romantic interactions between Sims like Bertie, Corey, Vanessa and Albert occurred, earning additional points. The document concludes by noting Albert is heading off to college and his family provides advice, with his score and relationships statuses updated.
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Bertie's teenage son Albert is rebelling against his rock star father's unconventional values by dressing more conservatively and calling Bertie "Father" instead of "Dad". Meanwhile, Bertie's wife Corey remains frustrated with his polyamorous relationships but has reconciled with him by choosing to cuddle and talk rather than engage in other activities. Albert's rebellion and Corey's decision to work on her relationship with Bertie have helped improve the household dynamics compared to previous tensions.
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This document summarizes Bertie's attempt at a polyamory challenge to romance multiple Sims and earn points. In the last round, Bertie earned 5 points from one romantic interaction but points were lost from arguments. This round, Bertie plans to have his Sim grow high-quality strawberries to use their effects to earn more points through romantic interactions, despite various challenges like all Sims being furious and working at the same time.
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Bertie felt affectionate towards Vanessa, upsetting Corey and traumatizing little Bertie. Despite attempts to reconcile relationships, tensions remained high. The player tried unsuccessfully to move Robert in to fill the space left by the late dog Reuben. The round resulted in a low score of 5 points due to the relationship conflicts.
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Bertie and Corey have reconciled after difficulties in their relationship. Corey apologized and said he wanted to try again with Bertie. They rekindled their romance, though bringing their son Albert along on a drive. Bertie is committed to treating all his partners equally, and spends quality time with Albert. The household dynamics remain complex as Bertie juggles multiple relationships.
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Bertie proposes marriage to Corey in an attempt to prove he is special. Corey agrees on the condition of a prenuptial agreement capping the number of lovers Bertie can have at four. Meanwhile, Bertie woohoos with Vanessa while Zenon is present. Bertie later woohoos with another lover, Robert Steele, earning points in the polyamory challenge. The chapter ends with the possibility of twins being born to one of the household members.
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Bertie McClellan is participating in a polyamory challenge where he must court and fall in love with multiple sims. He moves his boyfriend Corey and girlfriend Vanessa into his home. Corey is unhappy about sharing Bertie with Vanessa, causing arguments. Bertie apologizes profusely to Corey and Vanessa to try to smooth things over. The relationships remain complicated as Bertie balances caring for multiple partners.
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