I get it. [Keith recalls entering the Blade of Marmora base with his blade on hand. He knew he wasn't supposed to have his weapon. Even then, he still had it. He hadn't shut down being brought there partly because of the selfish need to know where he came from. Even Shiro's baffled and confused reaction to the source of his blade had been something that stung at the time, but he hadn't turned back.

In the end, Keith figured out a part of himself in the process, even if he didn't get the full picture.]

I almost sacrificed my entire mission to figure out who I was. I know what it's like to need that. [Of course, there's a difference: Keith had turned his back on those answers because being a Voltron paladin and fighting with the Blade had proved to be more important. He doesn't regret it. He just also knows he can't push Rey in that direction.

It's weird, to have made peace with something that she's still figuring out.]

I'd tell you that you're not alone, but it's not the same. I know that. [Keith does know that.] I just don't get why you're acting the way that you are. You're lashing out at people around you. Is it because you feel bad because he's the enemy? Or because you're afraid that you're going to become exactly the person you were in that future we both experienced?