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{{Character | {{Character | ||
|name = Sun Moon | |name = Sun Moon | ||
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|gender = {{Female}} | |gender = {{Female}} | ||
|hair = Black | |hair = Black | ||
| − | |age = | + | |age = |
| + | |status = Alive | ||
|job = Student | |job = Student | ||
|relatives = | |relatives = | ||
| − | |appearance = [[I'm Spelling | + | |appearance = "[[I'm Spelling as Fast as I Can]]" |
| − | |voiced by = | + | |voiced by = [[Tress MacNeille]] |
}} | }} | ||
| − | '''Sun Moon '''is | + | '''Sun Moon ''' (''Korean Hangul'' '''문선''') is a Korean girl who appears as one of the three finalists of the [[Spellympics]]. |
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| + | == History == | ||
| + | After making it to the finals, Sun Moon was asked to spell the sound-alike word, weather/whether. When she requested a sentence, [[George Plimpton]] gave the sentence: "I don't know '''whether''' or not the '''weather''' shall improve today." When she chose to spell '''weather''', she was disqualified, since Plimpton made it certain that whichever word she chose to spell would be the incorrect one. | ||
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
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{{Simpsons characters}} | {{Simpsons characters}} | ||
{{DEFAULTSORT:Moon, Sun}} | {{DEFAULTSORT:Moon, Sun}} | ||
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[[Category:Children]] | [[Category:Children]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:56, July 30, 2021
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Sun Moon (Korean Hangul 문선) is a Korean girl who appears as one of the three finalists of the Spellympics.
History[edit]
After making it to the finals, Sun Moon was asked to spell the sound-alike word, weather/whether. When she requested a sentence, George Plimpton gave the sentence: "I don't know whether or not the weather shall improve today." When she chose to spell weather, she was disqualified, since Plimpton made it certain that whichever word she chose to spell would be the incorrect one.
Appearances[edit]
