[Maybe he is good for this conversation. For Keith, joining Morningstar had been a no brainer. It wasn't about what he felt he had to offer, but because he wanted to help this world. He sees being a paladin as the core of his identity, and it doesn't matter what mantle he does it under.

Her struggle ... it doesn't sound like the same thing. It sounds like she's afraid she's lost who she was before because she's here, but he doesn't know that for sure.]

Why does joining Morningstar have to be a matter of trading in your loyalties?

[He huffs out a breath, recalling a conversation he had with Lance once.]

Maybe forget that part.

Look. If you can fight, if you can hold your own and help us learn about our powers, you have something to offer them. ... To offer us. You're offering it every day, Daisy. I wouldn't just send people to you if I didn't believe it. If you want to fight, you can still fight. Did you save lives that one night? Did you cure people? Because that's what you're doing now. And if you need a family ... I can't offer you that. [Family is weird, but Keith knows Voltron is his family. And his mom. And a lot of others now.]

But I can be your friend. [Wait, wait, wait.] Not that I wouldn't want—I mean—I don't think anyone can just offer to be family! That's all.