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[[Wang Sorenson]]'s wife, of which very little is known. Most [[Wangite | Wangites]] are disappointed that they have not yet learned her name, as it is awkward to keep referring to her as "Wang's unknown, but probably quite lovely, wife."
 
[[Agnes VonStrupp]]'s eldest son. He was to be the recipient of the [[feathered stick]] that was involved in the [[Miracle of Agnes VonStrupp]]. When his mother died, he inherited the stick and became the first bishop of [[Reform Wangism]].
The only known reference to her was found in one of Wang's letters, the existence of which sparked the [[Wangzaah Name Debate | The Rather Irritating Wangzaa vs. Wangzaah Name Debate]].


Gunter was reportedly very upset that his youngest sister, [[Amelia]], reported their mother had prostituted herself instead of receiving the Miracle. He spent most of his life attempting to convert his sister, but with little success.


=== Death ===
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Little is known about Gunter's death. The only information available in records refer to "a ball of string and an enraged mountain gorilla."
   
   
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Latest revision as of 16:47, 11 November 2018

Wang Sorenson's wife, of which very little is known. Most Wangites are disappointed that they have not yet learned her name, as it is awkward to keep referring to her as "Wang's unknown, but probably quite lovely, wife."

The only known reference to her was found in one of Wang's letters, the existence of which sparked the The Rather Irritating Wangzaa vs. Wangzaah Name Debate.




See The Index to Wang



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