Nightwind
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Nightwind was the Queen of Michael Kenmore's Hive ship.
Biography
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After Michael Kenmore returned to his brethren, he informed her of the Iratus bug retrovirus to turn Wraith into Humans. She and her hive approached the Atlantis expedition with an offer of an alliance. If the expedition gave them the retrovirus they had tested on Michael, they would use it to feed on other Wraith, as well as giving them a stockpile of Wraith technology. Dr. Elizabeth Weir accepted the offer, and she, Michael, and one scientist were allowed to come down to Atlantis. She agreed to whatever terms the expedition wanted, saying all they wanted was the retrovirus. After testing it on a captured Wraith, she fed on the humanized Wraith. The Queen then decided to test it on a rival hive, though the test failed when the saboteurs were killed. Dr. Rodney McKay promised to come up with a better delivery system, in return for the schematics of a Hive Ship. She agreed, sending them a copy. However, the copy was rigged with a computer virus, which downloaded Lantean hyperdrive schematics and the Stargate address of Earth. (ATL: "Allies")
After Michael Kenmore confronted his Queen about their deception, which he had not been informed of, she angrily told him that as far as she was concerned, the "stench" of Humanity would never fade from him. When the Daedalus beamed the Iratus bug retrovirus over to her Hive ship, the Queen was believed to have been made a human. However, the females were resistant to the retrovirus, though she was greatly weakened by it. Attempting to feed on Major Evan Lorne, she was killed by Lt. Colonel John Sheppard and Ronon Dex. (ATL: "No Man's Land")
Behind the scenesEdit
- Andee Frizzell previously played the Wraith Keeper in the Stargate: Atlantis episode "Rising" and Wraith Queen (The Hive) in the episodes "The Lost Boys" and "The Hive".
