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Irene Hansen

Irene Hansen in the year 2377.

Irene Hansen was a Human woman who lived on Earth during the 24th century.

Biography[]

Irene was the elder sister of Magnus Hansen, the sister-in-law of Erin Hansen and the aunt of Annika Hansen, who was assimilated by the Borg in 2356 and became Seven of Nine.

One of her ancestors was Sven "Buttercup" Hansen, a 22nd century prize fighters. (VOY episode: "11:59", ENT - Rise of the Federation novel: A Choice of Futures)

In the 2350s, her niece often stayed in her house while her parents were away.

In 2377, she contacted Starfleet asking them to tell the USS Voyager that she would like to contact her niece. Starfleet informed Seven and she contacted her aunt soon afterwards. The two of them discussed Seven when she was a little girl. Irene told her that she was "the most stubborn six-year-old she'd ever met" and that it was wonderful to see her again. (VOY episode: "Author, Author")

As Magnus and Erin had embarked on their independent research mission to study the Borg on Stardate 32611 in 2353, this was the first time that Irene had seen her niece in almost 25 years. (VOY episode: "Dark Frontier")

After the USS Voyager returned to the Alpha Quadrant in 2377, Seven of Nine went to live with Irene. (VOY novel: Homecoming)

By 2381, Irene had the incurable progressive neurological disease Irumodic Syndrome and was slowly dying. Seven noted that she was the only thing to bring her comfort and watching her condition degrade was like observing a slow motion assimilation. (ST - Destiny novel: Mere Mortals)

The Doctor, amongst other projects, was trying to find a cure for her but his efforts were unsuccessful. Irene eventually died from her illness. (VOY novel: Unworthy)

MarinerConspiracies1 This character's death occurred in the First Splinter timeline. In the prime timeline, events unfolded differently, meaning this person might not have died at that point, or that they died in a different manner.

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