About: Sal (sim)

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Sal was a female sim. In the winter of 1814, she took care of the injured trapper Henry Quick. Eventually, the two mated, and Sal became pregnant. When the various weapons Quick brought to the camp helped escalate a conflict between the group's leader Martin and another male, Caesar, resulting in the crippling of the former and the death of the latter, Sal's affection for Quick vanished.

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rdfs:label	Sal (sim)
rdfs:comment	Sal was a female sim. In the winter of 1814, she took care of the injured trapper Henry Quick. Eventually, the two mated, and Sal became pregnant. When the various weapons Quick brought to the camp helped escalate a conflict between the group's leader Martin and another male, Caesar, resulting in the crippling of the former and the death of the latter, Sal's affection for Quick vanished.
dcterms:subject	A Different Flesh Characters 18th-Century Births (Fictional Work) Trapping Run Sims
type of appearance	Direct
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Appearance	"Trapping Run"
Spouse	Henry Quick
Name	Sal
Species	Sim
Affiliations	Martin's tribe
Children	Unnamed sim-human cross-breed
abstract	Sal was a female sim. In the winter of 1814, she took care of the injured trapper Henry Quick. Eventually, the two mated, and Sal became pregnant. When the various weapons Quick brought to the camp helped escalate a conflict between the group's leader Martin and another male, Caesar, resulting in the crippling of the former and the death of the latter, Sal's affection for Quick vanished.
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