Seven of Nine
Seven of Nine
A female Borg, convincingly played by actor Jeri Ryan in the American TV series, Star Trek: Voyager.
Originally a human, Seven of Nine was transformed into a semi-cybernetic entity when assimilated by the Borg while still a child.
Seven’s humanity was restored, however, when Commander Chakotay stimulated her human memories through a technologically manufactured mind-link.
She joined the crew of the starship Voyager and through trial and error relearned how to interact appropriately with her fellow human beings and the other bipedal life forms that constitute the starship’s crew.
Seven is a fascinating symbol of something gone wrong going right again. She adds a new twist to the fall and resurrection motif so common in mythic stories of old.
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Posted on June 23, 2009, in S and tagged Borg, jeri ryan, myth, sci-fi, science fiction, star trek. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a Comment.
























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