Critics’ rating: 3.75 / 5.0
3.75
A romantic partner Carver and Violet accidentally intertwined in Chicago Fire Season 13 Episode 13, while Stellaride adopted an adoption plan.
This is a very compelling part that provides welcome insights into the roles of past and present.
Let’s dive in!
Dangerous emergency situations
If you look for antonyms for adventure, I’m pretty sure my photo will be there.
The last thing I’ve ever had to do includes zipping, rock climbing, bungee jumping or skydiving.
Actually, if you even took me to the danger zone, I would sit on the sidelines and shoot all the other derring dos. That’s like I got it.
And, if you want to know why I avoid risks so much, you just have to look at dangerous rescues. If it’s possible that my neck grabs the zipline, I’ll do it. But it’s definitely unlikely that hot girls like Severide will come to rescue.
It seems like they just spent a few seconds trying to figure out how to save her before going to work? Seriously – Her dilemma made me feel sick of my stomach.
For a place that literally puts people in danger, you would think they would have some kind of lifeguard in such a situation. It’s just not safe. no thanks.
A baby of a star
Have they used the word Stellaride in shows before?
Stalla: Do you know they call us Stellaride?
Severide: Who are the “them”?
Did you see the expression on Severide’s face when Stella told him she shared their decision with Violet? The smile on his face was pure joy. How did he keep his desire for his child to be quiet for so long?
Their conversation about the girl catching fire went in a completely different direction than I expected. I thought Stella was opened by Severide’s Dangerzone Rescue, and all she wanted was GOF rescue.
Am I the only one who thought she had become tortured?
Another thing that decides the decision a family makes for me is expecting babies to appear behind every corner of Chicago.
Isn’t that the way you usually work on TV? Just thinking of a family that suddenly brings it in, or becomes an attempt to make the child fail.
They will call the adoption agency soon. Should we bet on how quickly they find the child and whether that child is a) related to one of their cases or b) a child that others are reluctant to adopt?
Violet helps Flynn’s doctor case
Well, this is not favored by Violet. Lennox is the pain of the butt, and this time, he has Flynn involved in his prank.
I like Flynn to stand up for Violet and tell Lennox that he forgot to get any help from Violet, not only because Violet doesn’t want to do that, but because Flynn felt embarrassed because Lennox even put him in that position.
After Lennox was out of control at 51, I can’t believe he had the courage to ask for help, especially because he was charged with homicide because he did the exact same thing to Versed.
Worst of all, I could almost feel the doctor trying to help someone who is overly upset. It seems better to calm someone than to let them hurt themselves, but either way, there is a razor edge on a phone call.
But then Lennox cried, and I remember being used by Robinson of his position of power. This problem can ruin your reaction at work, which may be why Lennox lowered that road down the road at 51.
What I disagree is how this family uses Lennox’s past mistakes at the age of 51 to show how he performs later.
Wouldn’t Flynn strike out of the case? I’m careful enough that unless it’s directly related to the case, what you’re usually not allowed to do in court.
But when Lennox recalls something isn’t working properly, the story ends, which could mean mastering the metrics of a man’s death.
It’s not a necessary story for the Chicago Fire, but it’s possible to revisit the people who used to be a jack and give them a new future. Maybe next time someone is in CFD and someone is badminton 51, there will be another voice in the crowd saying a good thing.
Carver is a drunkard
At the end of Chicago Fire Season 13 Episode 12, we see Carver attending the conference. While we can guess it was sometime in the addiction session, I was a little surprised and relieved to learn that he was going to AA.
Sam has been awake for 22 days, and maybe that’s why he’s a bit stalemate about Violet.
The first thing they tell you is to give up romance about a year after you start healing.
I don’t know the details behind it, but I think there might be concerns that you might trade for another addiction, which is healthy.
But it wasn’t surprising after his experience with Tori, which was a great arc for Carver’s character. But it’s also tough, as fire operations in most areas of Chicago revolve around alcohol.
Chicago Fire Season Episode 13 Episode 13 is titled after the iconic drink created by Molly’s, for good reasons.
Yes, it worried me a little, a girl locked her eyes with him while speaking at a meeting.
Sam also meets Lee, who is the third day of his latest recovery attempt. Sam’s speech moved him, and they exchanged numbers. But that actor popped up a lot, and my direct idea was that it was a bad idea. I threw a red flag on Lee.
Shouldn’t you trade with someone who has more time to recover so that you can support them? How much support can two newly awake people get to each other?
We think everyone is always hanging out at Molly, but that does put anyone with substance abuse problems at a disadvantage. I feel pain when Carver leaves the message to Lee saying he is going through something.
He was torn apart by not wanting to hang out with everyone, thus trapping himself in the desire to drink and striptease. Worst of all, he missed the friendship he had built.
I didn’t even completely disagree with Lee because what I learned about AA is that pursuing romantic relationships is like playing with fire until Carver has a solid foundation in his recovery process. But friendship is a lifeline, and it is a significant difference.
Stella receives him in the drunk tank as Carver pours whiskey into the kitchen sink, Lee appears from holding instead of Carver when Carver appears (Carver) I was surprised when I was bitter and pleasant with whiskey. This is another red flag for Lee.
Therefore, it turns out that the pain of self-isolation is not as good as sharing your own pain with AA members. Honestly, the last thing Carver needed was to stick himself to an anchor like Lee, who couldn’t even have trouble for four days.
His comments to Carver were filled with red flags: “That girl is really toxic to your sobriety, even strangely focused on places outside of 51. It’s frightening.
The early days of sobering were so challenging, and when the first time I went out, Carver became a lunatic. Thankfully, the woman who locked him gave him Lee’s spoon.
When it ends, Carver returns to Molly’s home, but I’m not sure it’s a good idea. It makes sense that he wants to do it with Violet, but Sam is not a good thing in a bad place, in a drink-filled environment.
I’m interested in how Carver deals with this as Chicago Fire Season 13 continues. He will definitely trip, so he should let more people in so they can help him avoid drinking. Will he do this?
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