Late comer to the whole "Send me a ship and Iāll give you my (brutally) honest opinion on it and/or write a scenario" but... Seven of Nine/Samantha Wildman.
I expressed my misgivings with this pairing here. But as I say there, I do love the idea of Naomi and her two moms, and expanding on that idea, Naomi setting them up is adorable.Ā
Naomi enlists Neelix and Tom, who both also find it adorable, and they create an elaborate plot involving the holodeck and a romantic dinner + getaway. Seven is confused and Sam is bemused. As the evening goes on, Sam has to explain whatās happening to Seven, who had never considered Sam as a romantic partner ā her algorithm did not consider them notably compatible. Sam blushes because, uh, well, she hasĀ considered it. Seven goes very quiet at this admission and Sam starts to panic. She excuses herself and runs away. Neelix, Tom, and especially Naomi are disappointed.Ā
But a week or so later, Seven approaches Sam ā who had been avoiding her ā and invites her back to the holodeck. Sam is reluctant, but Seven is insistent. She doesnāt want them to be awkward. She convinces Sam by pointing out that it is in Naomiās best interests for them to get along and put this behind them.Ā
But what Sam finds on the holodeck is neither Naomi/Neelix/Tomās set up nor any kind of simple, fun, platonic adventure. Itās a date, set up by Seven, with help from Chakotay. Samantha is blown away. Seven explains she re-did her algorithm, adding new variables, and Sam scored higher. Sam wants to know what the new variables were. Seven explains they were based on her preferences and affections and skewed to raise Samās score. Sam thinks thatās the most romantic thing sheās ever heard.Ā
And since itās Valentineās Day and Femslash February, I made you an aestheticĀ ā¤ļøĀ
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