{4.5\/5} “Now that the fruit of ultimate victory was dangling within reach, the Changeling felt almost panicked. He thought he had grown used to living in a Solid body during the many years he had spent locked into the form of Andrew Ellis. But then he’d freed Moset and, after a year or so, he’d been able to change his features, feel, however briefly, like a real Changeling again. The elation that had surged through him at that moment was akin to nothing he’d experienced, and he realized he’d only been fooling himself if he thought he could learn to be ‘content’ living as a Solid.”<\/p>\n
Star Trek: Voyager — Spirit Walk: Enemy of My Enemy<\/strong> by Christie Golden, published in 2004<\/p>\n When Captain Chakotay is captured, he finds out that Cardassian doctor Crell Moset is still alive. And that Arak Katal — whom he previously thought was a Bajoran who betrayed the Maquis — was really a Changeling. Chakotay doesn’t know what they’re up to, but the Changeling assumes Chakotay’s form. Meanwhile, Admiral Janeway and Tom are on a diplomatic mission — Janeway would like to see Tom become a first officer.<\/p>\n