Voyager was my collective. I knew I was safe there. I trusted all of you; I knew all of you. I could. . . I could try to learn to love. But all that's changed. We've returned to Earth. I'm a-an oddity." "Seven, that's not true
In the quote from "Star Trek: Voyager: Homecoming" by Christie Golden, the speaker reflects on the comfort and sense of belonging they felt within their crew on Voyager. They acknowledge that their trust and familiarity with the group allowed them to explore emotions like love. However, this sentiment has shifted since their return to Earth, leading to feelings of alienation and being different.
The speaker expresses a profound change in their identity, suggesting that their time away from Earth shaped their perception of themselves and their relationships. This insight reveals the complexities of reintegrating into society after a transformative journey, highlighting themes of connection and the struggle to adapt after a significant experience.
