Ms. Hepburn

Biodata

Feature	Details
Name	Audrey Hepburn
Alias(es)	Ms. Hepburn
Gender	Female
Occupation/Role	Actress; UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador; Henry Brown's employer
Status	Deceased 202
First Appearance	Chapter 101

Background

Audrey Hepburn continues an active acting career while serving as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador. Her aid work takes her to UN-funded child-protection programs across Africa, South Asia, Central America, and South America, generally under UN, local-government, or private-security protection. 132

Henry Brown becomes her assistant and bodyguard in 1991. His work includes driving, schedule management, assisting at formal events, accompanying her on UNICEF trips, and helping maintain her Swiss home and garden. 132 473

During a return visit to Somalia, she becomes pale, sweaty, and physically unwell; Henry detects her abnormal vital signs and calls for medical aid. Her itinerary is canceled so she can receive further examination. 177 Henry later accompanies her during treatment and deliberately limits himself to a caretaker's role rather than attempting to act as her physician. 185

After more than three uninterrupted months of UNICEF travel, she is ordered to take a two-week break because peacekeeping resources cannot support the planned schedule. She returns with Henry to her home in Trochena, Switzerland. 142 143

Following her death, Henry declines any inheritance or gifts under her will, stating that the memories of his time as her assistant matter more to him than money or property. 202

Personality

Audrey is compassionate and persistent in humanitarian work. Even after witnessing abandoned aid facilities and repeated violence, she continues to offer care rather than becoming numb to suffering. 177

She is playful and affectionate with Henry, teasing him about his appetite, clothing, and stories. Her charm can easily fluster him despite his Kryptonian resilience. 121 158 195

Her dedication also borders on self-exhaustion. Henry observes that she approaches humanitarian work as though she is burning through her own life force. 177

Appearance

Audrey is noted for her large, sparkling eyes and a smile powerful enough to leave Henry flustered. 158 195

• Often wears a wristwatch modified by Henry with a remote-alert function. 129
• Is an Oscar-winning actress. 158

Equipment / Items

• Modified wristwatch link — Receives alerts from Henry when a car or other assistance is ready; can also summon him when she needs help. 129
• Single-ear communication earpiece — A fashionable, earring-like bone-conduction device used to communicate with Henry and Robert without blocking ambient sound. 121

Relationships

• Henry Brown — Employer, assistant, and bodyguard. She trusts him with her travel, daily arrangements, and personal care; he is deeply devoted to helping her. 121 132 141
• Robert Wardes — Her life partner and a resident of her Swiss home. 121 143
• UNICEF personnel — Works alongside them during international child-protection visits and fundraising activities. 132 142
• Givenchy — A longtime associate who attends the reading of her will and recognizes Henry from their work on her affairs. 202
• Michael Weiner and Deborah Ruffin — Potential collaborators on an audiobook project proposed to Audrey. 181

Story Role / Major Arcs

Henry's Assistant and UNICEF Work

Audrey gives Henry a stable role in civilian life as her all-purpose assistant. Their work includes high-profile banquets, travel coordination, international aid visits, and managing her Swiss household. 121 132

Somalia Visit

She returns to Somalia despite the danger and the prior collapse of a child-protection facility. Her illness during the trip forces the team to end the day's work and seek medical care. 177

Recuperation in Switzerland

During her recuperation, Henry clears snow-covered garden paths so she can continue walking outside, while also helping care for her home and dogs. 193

Final Will

Her death brings together her associates and heirs for the reading of her will. Henry publicly renounces any inheritance, emphasizing the value of their shared memories over financial gain. 202

Notable Quotes

“You little rascal.” 121

“Of course. No matter how old a woman gets, she always loves hearing love stories.” 195