Star Trek: Voyager1995

Captain Kathryn Janeway:
Tuvok, I can hear your objections already. I am not leaving.

Tuvok:
Given Voyager's damaged state, the probability of your surviving an armed conflict... is marginal.

Captain Kathryn Janeway:
Oh, I know the odds. But I have to stay. Voyager's done too much for us.

Tuvok:
Curious. I have never understood the Human compulsion to emotionally bond with inanimate objects. This vessel has done nothing. It is an assemblage of bulkheads, conduits, tritanium. Nothing more.

Captain Kathryn Janeway:
Oh, you're wrong. It's much more than that. This ship has been our home. It's kept us together. It's been part of our family. As illogical as this might sound, I feel as close to Voyager as I do to any other member of my crew. It's carried us, Tuvok - even nurtured us. And right now, it needs one of us.

Tuvok:
I respect your decision.

Tuvok:
[performs the Vulcan salute] Live long and prosper, Captain.

Captain Kathryn Janeway:
Same to you - old friend.