Star Trek: Voyager1995

Seven of Nine:
Every person on this list died under your command. You accepted their deaths. But I don't believe you'll accept mine.

Captain Janeway:
That's presumptuous.

Seven of Nine:
I'm not being egotistical. On the contrary, I'm trying to make a point.

Captain Janeway:
Which is?

Seven of Nine:
All of these crew members came to Voyager with unique personalities. But I've required your constant assistance to develop my individuality.

Captain Janeway:
And you've come a long way.

Seven of Nine:
But not far enough. I've disappointed you. You feel your task is incomplete. That's why my death will be difficult for you to accept.

Captain Janeway:
Is that what you think? That you haven't lived up to my expectations?

Seven of Nine:
Clearly I haven't. But I want you to know... that the failure has been mine, not yours.

Captain Janeway:
You haven't failed, Seven. You've exceeded my expectations. You've become an individual, an extraordinary individual. If I'm having trouble accepting your condition, it's only because I don't want to lose a friend.