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I ran away from that family as fast as I could when I was of age.
Carver
Gallo: Hermann, by the way, I slept with your niece.
Hermann: What?
Gallo: I slept with Tracy, sorry.
Stella: Rumor has it you can be charming when you want to be, Carver. So charm this guy. Kiss his ass a little bit if you have to, just don't screw this up. We need you hear, to make us all feel better about our drinking habits.
Carver: We've come a long way, huh? You actually seem concerned about me.
Emma: How'd you end up at 51.
Carver: Chief Boden recommended me.
Emma: The Deputy District Chief, that's quite the endorsement.
Carver: Yeah, I guess, is this--
Emma: And how are you liking it here? I know 51 isn't always the most welcoming with new people. It can be a little, I don't want to say cliquey but yeah cliquey, has that been your experience?
Carver: I want to say thanks for having my back, not just on this IAD thing, but no matter how this all shakes out.
Stella: Oh come on, Carver, it's not time for the goodbye speech yet.
Carver: Yeah, well with 51's arch-nemesis on my case it doesn't feel so far away either.
Brett: We belong together.
Casey: We do.
Brett: We’re right for each other.
Casey: We are.
Brett: When you know, you know.
Casey: You do.
Brett: I’m in love with you.
Kidd: I love this house. When I get my lieutenant’s placement how am I ever going to find a house as good as this one?
Severide: I’m not gonna lie, it’s gonna be a tough search finding you the right house, but wherever you go, you’ll take a piece of 51 with you. You’ll plant it, and it’ll grow.
Kidd: You’re wonderful, you know that?
Severide: I love you, Stella Kidd.
Boden: I’m proud of you.
Kidd: That’s what I came in here to say. Thank you. You signed me up for the leadership conference when I wasn’t even considering myself a leader. You had that confidence in me. You think you know what that means to someone in my shoes, but you don’t. It meant everything.
Boden: I just saw what was right in front of me: a remarkable firefighter and an even more remarkable person.
Gallo: The other night when you kissed me…
Violet: Oh yeah.
Gallo: Well, I was thinking maybe we should go on a date again soon. See where it goes.
Violet: Yeah, that’s what I was thinking too until I found out you dated the last paramedic who was here. So that’s your type, whatever paramedic you are working with.
Gallo: We weren’t dating. It was super casual.
Violet: Well, I want to be even more super casual with you, like the most casual, like so casual we aren’t even hanging out.
Casey: I’m getting the message loud and clear. I made things awkward or more awkward if that’s possible. Anyway I’m done. I’m backing off completely.
Severide: OK, well mood changer. It goes without saying, but I’m gonna say it anyway: I want you to be my best man.
Casey: Buddy, I would be honored.
Severide: Good, and you’ll be planning a hell of a bachelor party. I want to end up on a rooftop with Mike Tyson’s tiger.
Violet: You have been gathering supplies for 30 minutes. Kinda figured you were stalling, but I can only stall for so long before I start to get restless.
Brett: I’m just being thorough.
Violet: And you missed briefing and you locked up next to Casey. I kinda figured out why you don’t want to go back to the house.
Brett: I’m afraid I’ve been spinning out about Casey for so long I don’t know how to stop.
Violet: I’ll tell you what I think, but only if you want to hear it. I don’t want to overstep since we’re fairly new partners.
Brett: No please.
Violet: My mom, the aforementioned birthday, she uses the word ‘good’ to describe people, and it’s an underrated word if you ask me because it gets used so often, but to my mom, good is the highest compliment. He’s a good man, she’d say about my father. And in that one word, she meant he had honor. She meant he was loyal. She meant he was brave. Now I haven’t spent a ton of time at 51 yet, but I can tell you this: You and Casey, you are both good.
Boden: She has asked if I want to be considered for a deputy district chief role.
Herrmann: That’s great.
Mouch: Doesn’t seem like you’re excited.
Boden: No, it’s more chief work, less firefighter work.
Herrmann: Don’t lift your leg on this opportunity so quick, chief. I would hate to personally not see you as much on shift, but let’s be honest, we need as high ranking as possible.
Boden: I had my fill of bureaucracy when I lobbied for commissioner.
Mouch: Herrmann’s right, you know. You look at a lot of these white shirts and you think, ‘Not a firefighter. Not a firefighter.’ Why you’re so good as a battalion chief is because you stood where we stand. When do you need to get back to her?
Boden: She says she needs an answer by the end of the week. She has to present the mayor with an org chart in July.
Herrmann: Well either way you lean, you got our support.
Mouch: Definitely.
