Anderson quickly realizes he can’t shame Boden into submission, nor can he control those under his command. Boden won’t spread gossip, but he also won’t roll over and pretend he’s the one who did something wrong. View photos from Chicago Fire Trading in Scuttlebutt on NBC.com. He saves new Deputy District Chief Anderson’s butt on a call, and word quickly spreads that Anderson doesn’t know what he’s doing. View photos from Chicago Fire Trading in Scuttlebutt on NBC.com. The house could think he’s crazy, Anna might think he’s crazy, but for the first time it seems that Severide isn’t content with letting life happen to him.Īs a firefighter at heart, Boden is never okay with letting things just happen. Taking a promotion in a new city where his love interest lives certainly seems like a rash decision, yet it’s not. He’s never chased anything before, and never with so much calm certainty. He’s a smoke eater through and through, and he’s been fine with doing his job without worry of long-term goals. It’s also much better that Stella take control of the situation than Dawson, because setting Brett up on random dates is also not the answer.Īnyone who knows Severide knows he’s never cared about bureaucracy or promotions.

It’s a good thing too because I’m not sure Brett was going to accomplish anything by learning to do red carpet style makeup and rudimentary German. She’s also the one to kick Brett out of her post-breakup funk. She’s the first one Severide tells about his job offer in Springfield, though she’s sure he’ll never go through with it. She’s very much like Herrmann in a lot of ways, particularly being there for others. Herrmann’s faith turns out to be right on the money, proving all the naysayers wrong. He would help a stranger just as he would help his own son. Herrmann just believes in giving more than receiving. Not that Herrmann is a complete pushover, or that he fully believes the guy really needs the money for a rental suit for a job interview. Instead of believing the guys is a junkie, Herrmann chooses to believe the needs the money for something important. Share to Pinterest Share to Facebook Share to Twitter. Why do people get punished for doing the right thing? Herrmann gets a lot of flack for giving money to a man who comes into Molly’s looking for financial assistance. Chicago Fire Recap 2/14/17: Season 5 Episode 13 Trading in Scuttlebutt.

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