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Ostensibly offering give the remains of [[human]]ity an opportunity for new lives beyond [[Earth]] which had been devastated by the [[Dalek]] [[Battle of the Game Station|invasion]], she was in fact part of a rich elite which had always looked out for themselves. She led [[Trear Station]], a repurposed facility to collect departures from Earth whom she intended to exploit for whatever purposes served her. She was overthrown when [[Jack Harkness]] and [[Silo Crook]] began a revolt on the station. Escaping with her assistant [[Gorky Sax]], whom she had constantly abused, Vortia found herself betrayed as he removed her [[eye]]s which he needed to access her great wealth. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Year After I Died (audio story)|The Year After I Died]]'')
Ostensibly offering give the remains of [[human]]ity an opportunity for new lives beyond [[Earth]] which had been devastated by the [[Dalek]] [[Battle of the Game Station|invasion]], she was in fact part of a rich elite which had always looked out for themselves. She led [[Trear Station]], a repurposed facility to collect departures from Earth whom she intended to exploit for whatever purposes served her. She was overthrown when [[Jack Harkness]] and [[Silo Crook]] began a revolt on the station. Escaping with her assistant [[Gorky Sax]], whom she had constantly abused, Vortia found herself betrayed as he removed her [[eye]]s which he needed to access her great wealth. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Year After I Died (audio story)|The Year After I Died]]'')
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Vortia Trear was the founder of the Hope Foundation in 200,101.

Ostensibly offering give the remains of humanity an opportunity for new lives beyond Earth which had been devastated by the Dalek invasion, she was in fact part of a rich elite which had always looked out for themselves. She led Trear Station, a repurposed facility to collect departures from Earth whom she intended to exploit for whatever purposes served her. She was overthrown when Jack Harkness and Silo Crook began a revolt on the station. Escaping with her assistant Gorky Sax, whom she had constantly abused, Vortia found herself betrayed as he removed her eyes which he needed to access her great wealth. (AUDIO: The Year After I Died)