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rdfs:label	Michael Sounders (SSK)
rdfs:comment	Michael Amphitrion Sounders is the father of Rodger Sounders and Roland Sounders. He is also the grandfather of Rodney Sounders. He died before the events of the Second War. He is described by both of his sons as a cold and stern man who seemed to enjoy teaching his children through example.
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abstract	Michael Amphitrion Sounders is the father of Rodger Sounders and Roland Sounders. He is also the grandfather of Rodney Sounders. He died before the events of the Second War. He is described by both of his sons as a cold and stern man who seemed to enjoy teaching his children through example.