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the Lost bride
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It has a song The Ballad of The Mistletoe Bride or The Mistletoe Bough:
dated from the 17th century. the story however could be older?
the story of this sim goes as folllows............
During a wedding reception of a young couple the guests decided on a drunken game of hide and seek. It was decided that the groom was "it" and he eventually found everyone but his new bride. :confused:
Eventually the man became furious and decided it wasn't funny anymore and left her there. As weeks went by he accepted that she'd had second thoughts and went on with her life so he did the same.
A few years later a cleaning lady dusted off an old trunk in the attic of the building where the reception had taken place, out of curiosity she opened it. Inside the trunk was the rotted body of the missing bride who'd apparently became locked in the trunk she'd hid in. Whether she'd suffocated or starved was unknown, but her face was frozen in a scream :argh: :omg: .
she is wearing a white wedding dress ( a little stained with grim) with black lace and yellow trim and shes made by me. hair wedding vail etc. includes rotting body with half skeletal face. Decomposition not optional
It has a song The Ballad of The Mistletoe Bride or The Mistletoe Bough:
dated from the 17th century. the story however could be older?
the story of this sim goes as folllows............
During a wedding reception of a young couple the guests decided on a drunken game of hide and seek. It was decided that the groom was "it" and he eventually found everyone but his new bride. :confused:
Eventually the man became furious and decided it wasn't funny anymore and left her there. As weeks went by he accepted that she'd had second thoughts and went on with her life so he did the same.
A few years later a cleaning lady dusted off an old trunk in the attic of the building where the reception had taken place, out of curiosity she opened it. Inside the trunk was the rotted body of the missing bride who'd apparently became locked in the trunk she'd hid in. Whether she'd suffocated or starved was unknown, but her face was frozen in a scream :argh: :omg: .
she is wearing a white wedding dress ( a little stained with grim) with black lace and yellow trim and shes made by me. hair wedding vail etc. includes rotting body with half skeletal face. Decomposition not optional
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Battle of Glenco Scotland 1692
by ingsey 22nd Aug 2005 at 4:21pm
Here is a lost soul from the battle of Glenco in Scotland 1692. more...
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