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- Tess is a short-furred, light gray she-cat with a white chest, a white muzzle, a white drop on her forehead and green eyes.
- Tess is a fictional character that was an D.I.D. alter of Jessica Buchanan.
- Tess is a Labrador Retriever and a former guide dog. She is owned by Shūichi's grandmother Tome Takuma. Tess dies after becoming a victim of a dog poisoner. See more pictures in Tess (Photo Gallery).
- Tess is a female character from Children of Mana. Originally from Lorimar, she lives with the others on Illusia. She follows the path of a Tree Maiden and prays regularly to the Mana Goddess. She also spends time researching the plants and animals of the island, and their connection with Mana. She does so as a way to connect with her parents that died in the cataclysm, who also researched Mana. She wear nature style outfit with brown sandals.
- The acronym TESS may refer to:
* Terrorism, espionage, sabotage and subversion
* The Exponential Encryption System
- Tess appears in Rose-Colored Glasses.
- Tess is on a boat!
- Tess was the girlfriend of Scott.
- Tess est un film français de Roman Polanski, sorti en 1979. Il raconte une romance dramatique, basée sur le roman Tess d'Urberville de Thomas Hardy.
- Tess was the oldest child of Suzie Hill. A high school student and cheerleader in 2010, Tess was regularly picked up from school by Suzie. Suzie privately admitted that Tess thought of her mother as "a prude", unaware that Suzie had had sex with her friend Felicia Grant's boyfriend Cole Austen at their senior prom in 1989.
- Tess is a patient who came into the ER after a fall while rock climbing.
- Tess was a girl who met Amber Kalirai at a lesbian bar in October 2011 when Amber took Sophie Webster there on a girls' night out. Sophie saw the two girls in animated conversation and Tess wrote her telephone number on Amber's hand. As the latter didn't react negatively to the come-on, Sophie started to question her sexuality.
- Tess is the assistant for the Undead. Tess will help you as you level up and begin your reign!
- Tess is a friendly GG1 engine who runs a special electric branch line with overhead wires. Henry once had to work with her, and although he found her unusual, they slowly became friends. Later, when James broke down, Tess rescued him, but the engines thought she had made him crash. Henry stood up for her, and the others realized that Tess was a useful engine.
- Telos' tendril has two different drop rates which apply when the following occurs:
* In encounters of 99% enrage or lower, the chance of receiving Telos' tendril is 1/1400.
* In encounters of 100%+ enrage, the chance of receiving Telos' tendril is 1/700. (explanation of drop mechanics). Regardless, both drop rates share the same threshold of 300 kills. After the item is used, Tess can be summoned from the pets tab in the Hero interface.
- Tess is a character from Children of Mana. Originally from Lorimar, she lives with the others on Illusia. She follows the path of a Tree Maiden and prays regularly to the Mana Goddess. She also spends time researching the plants and animals of the island, and their connection with Mana. She does so as a way to connect with her parents that died in the cataclysm, who also researched Mana.
- Tess ist eine kurzhaarige, hellgraue Kätzin mit weißem Brustfell, einer weißen Schnauze, einem weißen Tropfen auf der Stirn und grünen Augen.
- Tess was a NPC in Bakugan Dimensions. She helped set up Silvan's show along with Martin. When you talked to her she said, "I have to get props for Silvan's show". She was a Subterra brawler.
- Tess Tucker is a minor character in Might and Magic VI: The Mandate of Heaven. She can be found in her home in Blackshire, with her son William. Tess sells membership to the Smugglers' Guild for 50 gold. The guild teaches the party the basic chain armor, bow, shield, plate armor, and repair item skills.
- Tess is a support character featured in Jak II and Jak 3. She is a former Underground member, later joining the Freedom League, and Daxter's primary love interest.
- They then attempt to escape from the house, but are constantly stopped by their inability to get along, by the various prisoners within the house (whom they don't save), by the Doughboys, and finally by a dying Johnny. Upon discovering that the world has become a void and upon the death of Krik and The Wall Monster, she fades from existence. She did survive the reboot of the universe, however, as she is mentioned in a later Anne Gwish comic. We can assume that she retains no memory of what had happened before. File:1x12b-Game-Slave-2-invader-zim-24241924-1360-768.jpg
- The story takes place in rural Dorset, England, during the Victorian period. Its events are set in motion innocently enough when a clergyman, Parson Tringham, has a conversation with a simple farmer, John Durbeyfield. Tringham is a local historian; in the course of his research, he has discovered that the "Durbeyfields" are actually descended from the d'Urbervilles, a noble family whose lineage extends to the time of William the Conqueror. It is useless knowledge, really, as the family lost its land and prestige when the male heirs died out. The parson merely thinks Durbeyfield might like to know his origins as a passing historical curiosity.
- Tess (1) (also “Tess the Hand” (3), “Tess Hocking” (4), “Tessie” (10), Red Tess (13)) A forger, living in Riverside. She is a red-haired woman of size, buxom, and interested in women. Her forgery work often involves low-level criminality, such as forged letters for reference for those seeking employment on the Hill. Also skilled at some sleight of hand. Used to serve beer at the Three Dogs. While all Riverside residents are effectively squatters, her living arrangements are particularly well put together and are a source of envy.
- Secretary to the Department of Sufficiently Advanced Technology, Tess is usually just referred to by her given name. She is affiliated with Techno-Dann, and presumably is responsible for cataloging all of the various technological breakdowns and mishaps throughout the PPC. She keeps her files extremely neat, and is described as young, with "glasses over her blue-green eyes," and "blonde hair neatly worked into a bun at the back of her head. She would be the perfect Nice Little Old Secretary, except she looked to be in her early twenties."
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