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She'll just have to wonder what happened to the last member of her family until Pidge is able to get a message to Earth.

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Holt had to hear on television that her husband and son were presumed dead, it's been a year at least since and pretty clear that she never got answers, and then her daughter vanishes too-and Garrison will probably try to cover that up, plus the fact that Pidge put an alternate last name instead of Holt-Mama Holt may never be notified. When he explains himself to the others, his voice is shaking.

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He has a full on panic attack in episode 9, culminating in him ejecting Sendak's pod into space in a panic.

He's generally mature and collected, but these moments bring out some serious vulnerability.

When Shiro's PTSD acts up, it can be pretty upsetting.

In the 'Blade of Marmora', he has a dream where he sees his father, showing that he did know his father and a few episodes later states after Zarkon is gone, he can search for his family.

Season two more or less confirms this.

Another thing to consider that since he's an orphan, another reason why Keith might be so worked up in the conversation is because he might have abandonment issues and believed that Pidge was 'abandoning' them.

It's almost more painful when Keith starts going on about how everyone in the universe has a family, and from what his Official Profile says, he doesn't. He was clearly bothered by it, most likely connected to his mysterious past.

When Pidge wanted to leave Team Voltron, he was genuinely angered and even showed a pained expression.

Seeing the often angry and no-nonsense Keith so attached to an inanimate is quite an experience. He was even shown admiring it in Episode 2 for a split second before he hailed to Allura's call.

Keith treasures a mysterious knife that he always carried on his person.

Keith lived alone in a cabin out in the middle of the desert like a hermit after his expulsion from the Garrison, likely not engaging in human interaction for who knows how long.

However, that jacket that Shiro was wearing perished when he 'died' in Season 2, which means that Keith lost one of the only mementos of his father.

It was revealed that the clothes Keith was holding on to all this time actually belonged to his father, which he gave to Shiro to use.

Then could it be that Shiro's 'death' was responsible for Keith to have serious 'disciplinary' issues?

Another thing to consider is that Shiro 'died' before Keith was kicked out of the Garrison.

However, this means that when Shiro 'died' on the Kerberos Mission, Keith had lost one of the only, if any, people he connected with. He quickly forgot about Lance when he left the Garrison, but not Shiro after a much longer time. On the other hand, Keith already had a hard time forming relationships because of his loner attitude. He already knew Shiro personally before the beginning of the series, evidenced by how he welcomed Shiro back in Episode 1. Despite having spats with the other Paladins, Keith follows Shiro whole-heartedly and is the only one he hasn't disobeyed or had conflict with.

Keith's whole relationship with Shiro.

The Official Website's 'Which Paladin are you?' quiz lists Keith's greatest fear as 'feelings'.

The Official Website labeled Keith as an orphan, having been so at a young age.

Although Keith suffers from being the most Out of Focus in season one than the other Paladins, from what we can tell from his limited back story and certain things he says in the show, he might have a very sad tale to tell.