Gudurn is not specifically an aspect of my character, as much as wii is- or more so grew to be- a "controller".
What this means is that wii is the one that puts a stop to any anger, outburst, violent reaction, and/or explosive emotion that comes from instinct and immediate reaction. Wii controls the impulsive side, allowing a more calm and rational adult/elder side to function in the place of erratic behavior.

Gudrun's best contribution to my ongoing changing and developing character is that wii is the part of me that is "experience" that teaches the younger "self". Or, as one of my Elder's said: When the Adult you turns and explain things to the child you. Meaning, it's that conscious part of you that begins to understand things in an older, wiser shape and form, and then quells whatever trauma, and bad emotion being held onto from a "child state".
So when you are holding on to a lot of anger against, say, a parent that you think wronged you, it's Gudrun that eventually "explains" why things were done the way they were- so that you begin to understand that it was a matter of consequence, context, and adult insight that wouldn't let you drink 5 gallons of coke a day... not that "mom was being mean".
Wii had to endure a tremendous amount of hardship to mature- so that wii can remain steady and in control.

Gudrun is a Rabbit-Fawn mix.
It's the fawn that gives it the innocence, gentility and naiveté wii needs to rationalize and mediate with the impulse. The rabbit makes it swift- swift to quell the outburst of emotions that are more primitive, and robust enough to endure a constant back-and-forth. You HAVE to be fast in order to catch those in time.
While fuzzy and cute in appearance- wii is aggressive and dominating, even for something to diminutive. The carnivores teeth [biting mouth] is it's indication to its sharp and dominant personality. A bearer of a remarkable amount of responsibility, Gudrun tires immensely- hence control is something that leaves the emotional state weak after a tremulous battle with it's odds.

Gudrun also doesn't have a gender. The term "Wii" I use is NOT associated with the console [sorry gamers!] but with the Ojibway language. In Ojibway, there is not "He" or "She". The third person singular is only "Wii". An interesting note, as a language that doesn't differentiate gender is also one that grows with the most robust and tolerating understanding of gender, and it's multiple forms.
Gudrun is androgynous in appearance, has no defining gender bits, and has a female name.

Gudrun is the main character to appear in my Graphic Novel "Jötunn" that should have been out this year, but was pushed to next year due to a studio contract.

EDIT:
I changed the file from a sketch-only to something more of a blueprint with a final colored version. It just feels more "completed" that way. :)