Alexandra Nilsen

Alexandra Winnie Nilsen was a Norwegian-American woman born sometime in the 1850s in rural Norway. She travelled with her eventual husband to Norway in 1878, where they later got married. She had four children, and an upcoming 5th. Her eldest son was former prostitute Leif Nilsen who was murdered infront of Alexandra.

Biography
Alexandra Nilsen was born in 1850s Norway to two nil-widgae parents; making her a complete human (nil-widgae). She met her future husband, Mr. Nilsen in the mid 1870s. They both ran away to the United States together in 1878, where they married upon arrival. At first, she was a factory worker until her pregnancy to Leif Nilsen. Over the years, Alexandra and Mr. Nilsen had four children; though they also suffered from an unknown amount of miscarriages/stillborns. She quit her job as a factory worker in the early 1880s and became a housewife.

Throughout the 1880s, Alexandra only knew of Mr. Nilsen and her children's power through small inconveniences; Leif levitating his toys, Mr. Nilsen being able to hear the unhearable, Bobby producing clean water and the two toddlers being able to open/close windows and doors without touching them; though she never openly talked or acknowledged them.

Alexandra had four children, with an upcoming fifth; Leif Nilsen, Bobby Nilsen and 2 unnamed children. Due to the stress of four/five children, Alexandra could not work and spent full-time looking after them. However, Mr. Nilsen continued working and achieved a job interview in Connecticut upon January 1895. Alexandra feared working and upon Leif's death, Alexandra was forced to re-work at the factory. She buried Leif in a nearby churchyard 5 days after his death and was too poor to lay flowers.

Alexandra and her children later moved away from Boston during New Year's Eve. Shortly before her leave, she saw Theodore McDonald and thanked him for closure. At this time, she was no longer pregnant, though it is unknown if the child survived.

Behind the scenes

 * Alexandra's photo is actually Florence Adele Sloane's painting by B.C. Porter in 1895.
 * Alexandra's limited knowledge of the widgaeworld, despite being married to a widgae proves that nil-widgae-widgae marriages are secreted/forbidden.