[Such a contrast to Jean-Luc's experience with the Borg. He could remember still being conscious even while Locutus was in control. He remembered screaming and thrashing against the walls of his own mind to be let out with the Borg's assimilated version of him destroyed lives, giving the order to destroy ship after ship. He still had nightmares about it. He still felt so much guilt over it, perhaps because he was indeed still a conscious individual throughout the ordeal, just quieted and locked away.
But her own assessment of herself and the things she did as a member of the Collective is something that surprises him. And he can also empathize with her discomfort over speaking with the Warden's.]
I understand. They do seem to play judge and jury without any room for detail or individualism... something which as former members of the Collective both you and I can understand as well. I still would like for you to speak to them if only for yourself. You deserve fair treatment. I am willing to go with you, perhaps to mediate between the two of you.. I am even willing to try again on your behalf. But I must add that my intuition tells me that were I to attempt to do so again, we would find ourselves with the same result as the last.