To Whom It May Concern

 To Whom It May Concern: 

For Wonder Woman, I honestly don't have much to say. The psychology is interesting, but I feel like I could not make anything too original or interesting out of it. I suppose I will take this as my freebie. 

Thank you and have a great weekend, 

-Super Suds

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