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Mademoiselle de Neuf ("Miss of Nine") was the identity of Seven of Nine in the French Resistance holodeck simulation created by the Hirogen. Posing as a piano singer at Le Coeur de Lion, de Neuf was in reality a member of the French Resistance movement against Nazi Germany's occupation of France during World War II. She was the only munitions expert avaiable to the Sainte Claire group.

de Neuf had originally worked with the underground and was characterized as headstrong by the leader of the Sainte Claire resistance team, Katrine. She and Katrine often disagreed over the best courses of actions to take in the fight against the occupying forces. de Neuf wanted to directly attack the German forces, while Katrine insisted on maintaining the team's undercover identities. She was suspected of being a Nazi spy by one of her colleagues after Katrine's old friend and bartender first raised the possibility based on de Neuf's regular habit of challenging Katrine's orders and her penchant towards recklessness.

Through the use of implanted neural interfaces, the crew of the USS Voyager believed that they were the characters in the simulation. Seven of Nine's real identity was restored by The Doctor; however, she continued to play along with the simulation, unbeknownst to the Hirogen. After disabling the crew's neural interfaces, Seven of Nine and Captain Janeway were able to stage a counter-strike with support from the holographic characters. Seven later modified explosives to emit a photonic burst which disabled holographic activity on part of the ship, a crucial event which allowed Captain Janeway to defeat the leader of the Hirogen and return control of the ship to the Starfleet crew. (VOY: "The Killing Game, Part II")

Mademoiselle de Neuf was played by Jeri Ryan.

External link

Mademoiselle de Neuf at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works

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-[[Image:Mademoiselle de Neuf.jpg|thumb|Mademoiselle de Neuf]]'''Mademoiselle de Neuf''' was the identity of [[Seven of Nine]] in the [[France|French]] Resistance [[holodeck]] simulation created by the [[Hirogen]]. A munitions expert posing as a [[piano]] singer, Mlle. de Neuf was a member of the French Resistance movement against [[Nazi]] [[Germany]]'s occupation of France during [[World War II]]. She was suspected of being a Nazi spy by one of her colleagues.
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+| gender           = Female
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+| from             = [[Sainte Claire]], [[France]]
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+| occupation       = [[Piano]] [[singer]]<br />[[French Resistance]] [[Resistance fighter|fighter]]
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+| character        = [[Seven of Nine]]
+| actor            = [[Jeri Ryan]]
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+'''[[Mademoiselle]] de Neuf''' ("Miss of Nine") was the identity of [[Seven of Nine]] in the [[French Resistance]] [[holodeck]] simulation created by the [[Hirogen]]. Posing as a [[piano]] [[singer]] at [[Le Coeur de Lion]], de Neuf was in reality a member of the French Resistance movement against [[Nazi]] [[Germany]]'s occupation of [[France]] during [[World War II]]. She was the only [[munitions]] expert avaiable to the [[Sainte Claire]] group.
-Through the use of an implanted [[neural interface]], the crew of the [[USS Voyager|USS ''Voyager'']] believed that they were the characters in the simulation.  Seven of Nine's real identity was restored by [[the Doctor]]; however, she continued to play along with the simulation, unbeknownst to the Hirogen.  After disabling the crew's neural interfaces, Seven of Nine and [[Captain]] [[Kathryn Janeway|Janeway]] were able to stage a counterstrike with support from the holographic characters.  Seven later developed a [[photonic grenade]] which disabled holographic activity on part of the ship, a crucial event which allowed Captain Janeway to defeat the leader of the Hirogen and return control of the ship to the [[Starfleet]] [[crew]]. ([[VOY]]: "[[The Killing Game, Part II]]")
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+de Neuf had originally worked with the underground and was characterized as headstrong by the leader of the Sainte Claire resistance team, [[Katrine]]. She and Katrine often disagreed over the best courses of actions to take in the fight against the occupying forces. de Neuf wanted to directly attack the German forces, while Katrine insisted on maintaining the team's undercover identities. She was suspected of being a Nazi spy by one of her colleagues after Katrine's old friend and [[bartender]] first raised the possibility based on de Neuf's regular habit of challenging Katrine's orders and her penchant towards recklessness.
+Through the use of implanted [[neural interface]]s, the crew of the {{USS|Voyager}} believed that they were the characters in the simulation. Seven of Nine's real identity was restored by [[The Doctor]]; however, she continued to play along with the simulation, unbeknownst to the Hirogen. After disabling the crew's neural interfaces, Seven of Nine and {{Captain}} [[Kathryn Janeway|Janeway]] were able to stage a counter-strike with support from the holographic characters. Seven later modified explosives to emit a [[photonic burst]] which disabled holographic activity on part of the ship, a crucial event which allowed Captain Janeway to defeat the leader of the Hirogen and return control of the ship to the [[Starfleet]] [[crew]]. ({{VOY|The Killing Game, Part II}})
+{{bginfo|Mademoiselle de Neuf was played by [[Jeri Ryan]].}}
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