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	Amelia died peacefully at the age of 73 in the Wangite convent she established. She left her great fortune and legacy to the convent in order to help educate young women about the dangers of prostitution.		Amelia died peacefully at the age of 73 in the Wangite convent she established. She left her great fortune and legacy to the convent in order to help educate young women about the dangers of unlicensed prostitution and the systemic oppression of women in sex work.

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	Amelia is the youngest daughter of [[Agnes VonStrupp]] and the founder of [[Orthodox Wangism]]. While her siblings believed the [[Miracle of Agnes VonStrupp]] was accurate as their mother reported, Amelia wasn't fooled. She was reportedly the smartest of her seven siblings and figured out that her mother ~~had been prostituting herself~~ for money. Agnes tried to bribe her daughter into silence, but as soon as Amelia was old enough, she moved out and told everyone her mother was making everything up. Only a small percentage of [[Wangites]] listened to her as the rest had come to enjoy getting the extra gifts.		Amelia is the youngest daughter of [[Agnes VonStrupp]] and the founder of [[Orthodox Wangism]]. While her siblings believed the [[Miracle of Agnes VonStrupp]] was accurate as their mother reported, Amelia wasn't fooled. She was reportedly the smartest of her seven siblings and figured out that her mother simply exchanged sex for money. Agnes tried to bribe her daughter into silence, but as soon as Amelia was old enough, she moved out and told everyone her mother was making everything up. Amelia stated that there was nothing wrong with how her mother got her money, she simply resented that her mother lied about it because "such a lie is contrary to the spirit of Wang, as Wang was very open about sexuality." Only a small percentage of [[Wangite \| Wangites]] listened to her as the rest had come to enjoy getting the extra gifts.


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	Amelia devoted her life to helping underprivileged women. She amassed a great fortune through clever marketing skills and used her fortune to fund her many philanthropic works. She established a convent for at-risk teenagers and campaigned for the education of women of all classes. She also fought for the government regulation of the ~~prostitution~~ industry in order to protect the lives of women and halt the spread of ~~syphilis~~.		Amelia devoted her life to helping underprivileged women. She amassed a great fortune through clever marketing skills and used her fortune to fund her many philanthropic works. She established a convent for at-risk teenagers and campaigned for the education of women of all classes. She also fought for the government regulation of the sex work industry in order to protect the lives of women and halt the spread of sexually-transmitted diseases.


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	As the sole [[Orthodox Wangite]] in the family, Amelia had a very strained relationship with her siblings. Her eldest brother, [[Gunter]], was the first bishop of [[Reform Wangism]] and did not appreciate Amelia telling everyone ~~their mother~~ was ~~a prostitute~~. Her eldest sister, [[Angie]], was particularly fond of making fun of Amelia's beliefs. In an infamous letter, Angie stated:		As the sole [[Orthodox Wangite]] in the family, Amelia had a very strained relationship with her siblings. Her eldest brother, [[Gunter VonStrupp \| Gunter]], was the first bishop of [[Reform Wangism]] and did not appreciate Amelia telling everyone the truth. Amelia usually responded by criticizing her brother for acting as if he was ashamed. Her eldest sister, [[Angie VonStrupp \| Angie]], was particularly fond of making fun of Amelia's beliefs. In an infamous letter, Angie stated:


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	Amelia responded with ~~her characteristic dry wit that she was sorry her~~ sister ~~had to follow in their mother's footsteps~~. ~~As Amelia believed her mother lied about the miracle and simply prostituted herself for money to purchase presents~~, ~~Angie was quite enraged. She~~ never spoke to ~~her~~ Amelia again. Amelia ~~said~~ she ~~didn't~~ mind as her sister was ''"a bit of a bitch."'' When her sister died from complications of syphilis, Amelia was ~~reported as saying~~ '~~'"I told her so~~.~~"''~~		Amelia responded with "I think if anyone knows about ''wang'' around here, dear sister, it is you." This response enraged Angie, who never spoke to Amelia again. In a letter to a friend, Amelia stated she did not mind too much, as her sister was "a bit of a bitch." When her sister died from complications of syphilis, Amelia was reportedly disappointed that her sister had not learned from their mother's mistakes.

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[[File:amelia2.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Amelia studying plant biology at her Wangite convent.]]<br>

Amelia is the youngest daughter of [[Agnes VonStrupp]] and the founder of [[Orthodox Wangism]]. While her siblings believed the [[Miracle of Agnes VonStrupp]] was accurate as their mother reported, Amelia wasn't fooled. She was reportedly the smartest of her seven siblings and figured out that her mother had been prostituting herself for money. Agnes tried to bribe her daughter into silence, but as soon as Amelia was old enough, she moved out and told everyone her mother was making everything up. Only a small percentage of [[Wangites]] listened to her as the rest had come to enjoy getting the extra gifts.

=== Charitable works ===

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Amelia devoted her life to helping underprivileged women. She amassed a great fortune through clever marketing skills and used her fortune to fund her many philanthropic works. She established a convent for at-risk teenagers and campaigned for the education of women of all classes. She also fought for the government regulation of the prostitution industry in order to protect the lives of women and halt the spread of syphilis.

=== Falling out with family ===

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As the sole [[Orthodox Wangite]] in the family, Amelia had a very strained relationship with her siblings. Her eldest brother, [[Gunter]], was the first bishop of [[Reform Wangism]] and did not appreciate Amelia telling everyone their mother was a prostitute. Her eldest sister, [[Angie]], was particularly fond of making fun of Amelia's beliefs. In an infamous letter, Angie stated:

''"As you are not interested in gifts, I have decided to honor your request this year and will not be sending you a present. I could take the high road, unlike you dear sister, but I think my money is better spent on someone who believes in the true spirit of Wang."''

Amelia responded with her characteristic dry wit that she was sorry her sister had to follow in their mother's footsteps. As Amelia believed her mother lied about the miracle and simply prostituted herself for money to purchase presents, Angie was quite enraged. She never spoke to her Amelia again. Amelia said she didn't mind as her sister was ''"a bit of a bitch."'' When her sister died from complications of syphilis, Amelia was reported as saying ''"I told her so."''

As one of the core beliefs of [[Wangism]] is to adopt persons without families during the [[Wangzaah]] holiday, Amelia had no shortage of loving friends and family.

=== Death ===

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Amelia died peacefully at the age of 73 in the Wangite convent she established. She left her great fortune and legacy to the convent in order to help educate young women about the dangers of prostitution.

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Amelia VonStrupp - Revision history

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