Rated G
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Summary: It's super short, so just read it and see.
She always appears controlled under pressure, able to make accurate and precise decisions. Her dedication to the crew, although at times misguided, has been proven again and again. She is strong - mentally, physically, and in depth of character. In addition, a sexy body and strikingly beautiful face makes for a heady combination.
However, her condescending attitude is, at times, quite off-putting. Her pale blue eyes stare balefully at anyone whose actions or words don't measure up to her exacting standards. The metallic implant over her left eye adds to the cool, methodical impression. The Borg look for perfection through very imperfect means, and it is disconcerting to know that the brilliance Seven often exhibits is the result of millions of souls assimilated into a living death.
All the same, she has saved this crew many times, and demonstrated both logic and ingenuity. Yet this week, she made me think that all our efforts towards humanizing her had failed. Certainly her abilities of observation and deduction either temporarily fled or were never as great as we assumed.
Because Seven of Nine somehow missed what this entire crew knows; that Kathryn and I have loved each other for years, and always will. That she could actually think I would be interested in a relationship with her has convinced me that beneath the façade of intelligence, Seven of Nine is a complete and utter moron.
The End
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