Firehouse 51 headed out on another call on tonight’s all new episode and were surprised to find out it was a car accident involving Chaplain Orlovsky. The Chaplain had collided with another car. And as he was in fact unconscious while the other driver was not, Casey had made the decision to treat the other driver first. However his decision didn’t sit well with his team. Most especially with Dawson who felt the Chaplain wasn’t just anyone.
She had doubted Casey’s decision at the scene but later when she had seen how much the guilt was getting to him after hours had passed and the chaplain still hadn’t regain consciousness, she apologized. Dawson knew she was wrong then and she tried to comfort Casey in her own way. She told him Chaplain told her no one's life was more important than the other, when Shay died.
Yet, Shay’s death has been stuck in her head since she found out her friend had died because of squatters. And now both she and Severide have become macabre. They keep visiting the scene of the crime and that’s not doing either of them any good.
They tell each other they want to turn over every stone but to what end? Once they find people they can blame, is that really going to help them get over Shay’s death?
Chief Borden is dealing with his own drama. His father the good detective has come for a visit and he appears to be the pushy kind of grandparent. Or in the other words an interfering type. He’s been telling Donna where she’s been going wrong with his grandson and he’s managed to push himself into doctor’s appointments.
So the chief’s mind has been pretty busy with what’s going on at home. Thus, he’s also hasn’t been taking notice of Dawson and Severide’s afternoon investigation. Severide and Dawson believe the fire that got their friend killed was arson.
Severide and Dawson didn’t stop with just an investigation. They even went over the chief’s head in order to reopen an official arson investigation. That led to Dawson getting her hands on files she shouldn’t have and Severide asking a friend to look into whoever owned the locker. Both of which being technically unethical.
And as the chief is looking away, everyone appears to be falling apart without him. Mills had answered a domestic call and once he caught on to a husband beating his wife, it started to rub him the wrong way. The first time he was able to walk away but then when the wife was taken to the hospital, he went looking for that husband and eventually gave him the beating of his life. He also threw in a death threat!
Hermann who has gotten so obsessed with the peewee hockey game, is letting it take over his whole life. Though the last time he did this he ended up banned for two years.
So the house really needs their chief back but it’s going to take him some time. Chief Borden recently found out that his father has stage 4 cancer. Meaning he only has months left with his father and because that’s the way it is, he doesn’t want to tell the man to lay off with the advice.
But, surprisingly, Severide and Dawson weren’t so crazy in thinking the fire was arson. They found a slow burning matchbook at the scene where Shay was killed.
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