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VAN METER: You cant work
every case like this.

We'll never catch up,
and you'll never
go back to Squad.

It's an electrical fire.
You clearly belong
here at OF.

| just wanted to let
you know | signed you
up with the academy.

It's to be an instructor.
Oh.

You come directly from shift?
Yes, | did.

You might wanna alter
your schedule.

STELLA: Hold it for 60!

Hey, if you want to take
the shift off and get rest,
then do it.

No, Chief is giving me all
these amazing opportunities,

and | just don't want
him to think | don't
got the goods.

Were you drinking that
in the shower?
Multitasking.

You know | can set up an IV

to mainline caffeine
directly into your system.

Would you?
CHUCKLES Why are you
getting ready here?

Uh! Well, Herrmann
had plumbing issues.

And | was gonna go over
to Severide's, but | missed
my alarm.

But anyway, I'm turning things
around. I'm feeling good.

Yeah.
Yeah?

| just caught my second wind
and I'm gonna rock this shift.

That's the Stella | know.

Gentlemen, I'm gonna need to
move the ambulance supplies

to the cabins
along the east wall.

Please give me a hand,
empty ‘em out. No rush,
just by the end of the shift.

CAPP: Sure, Chief.
CRUZ: Copy that, Chief.

All right.

What | want you to do
is to check the hydraulics
on the aerial.

Copy that.
See if we need to add some...

Gabby?

Matt.

It's beautiful.

Boden called it
"sacred ground."

He's right.

When did you get in town?

About an hour ago.
This was my first stop.

| wanted to see...

ALARM BLARING

WOMAN ON PA:
Truck 81, reckless climber,
423 West Michigan.

Don't go anywhere.

Brett's here.
Everyone's gonna wanna see ya.

Okay.

Hey, girl.

Dawson!

SIREN WAILING

Did you know she was coming?

HALTING

This is about to get
gross, fast.

EXCLAIMING

Grab our rope bags
and harnesses, cutting tools,

Suction cups.
Let's get above him.

STELLA: Copy that, Captain.
MAN: Copy that.

This way. | cleared
the service elevators for you.

You know what floor he's on?
Last | heard,
he was passing 26.

Get us to 30.

ELEVATOR DINGS

Follow me.

CASEY:
Give us room.

Stand back
from the window, please.

Get back.
MOUCH: Coming through.

CASEY: All right.

Looks like we got a half-inch
glass inside these glazing
units.

Gonna take the suction cups,
place them here and here,

while Kidd cuts the glaze
around the outside.

Mouch, you do the same
for Gallo on that window.

Copy.
We'll flank him.

|! want everyone anchored off
to these support beams, yeah?

Copy.
STELLA: Copy that.

Anchor off, suction, cut,
wait for my signal.

Go, go, go.

TENSE MUSIC PLAYING

CASEY: Hit it.

MOUCH: All right.

Okay.
Clear!

Kidd, what are you doing?

STRAINING Come here.

Now!

Gotcha.

STELLA: Stay down!

Hey.

Put desks in front
of these windows.

Don't let anyone near
this area until Maintenance
replaces them.

You got it.

All right. Great job, 81.

Let's pack up
and get out of here.
Boss, shouldn't we...

Dawson.

Captain.

Oh-oh.

Yeah.

You about to blow
something up?
Probably.

So, | was looking at this
strip mall fire
from the October stack,

and it reminded me of
a similar strip mall fire |
responded to, three years ago.

You pulled the case file
from an old fire,

when we still have two months
of new cases to sort?

Both fires took out
five stores.

Both fires were fully engulfed
within three minutes.

Multiple origin points.

Tell me these pictures
don't look exactly the same.

VAN METER: Okay.
| think one arsonist
set both fires.

Fine. How do we get him?

Well, according to this,
we already did.

This is Dustin Caldwell.
He was arrested in 2016,

convicted a year later,
sentenced to 12 years
in Stateville.

Yeah, this is ringing a bell.

He was the delivery guy
for a deli at the strip mall,
right?

Yeah, and he did
some demo work
at a construction site nearby.

Prosecution offered
him a plea deal.

He refused, maintained
his innocence
throughout the trial.

SO, if he's in jail,
then it wasn't one arsonist.

Or he's the wrong guy.

Either way, we should
talk to him.

See you later.

DAWSON: Yeah, he wouldn't
leave me alone. So, anyway...

I tell Otis, Otis, you want
to get a girlfriend,

you got to lose the goatee,
right?

So, he does and he looks about
12 and I'm like, "Grow it
back! Grow it back!"

ALL LAUGHING

God, | missed you!
How long are you in town?

Um, till Friday, in and out.

We will take all the time
we can get.

You staying for lunch?

| don't know.
Is Cruz cooking?

MOUCH: Ha, ha, ha.
It's like you never left.

ALL LAUGHING

Um, this is Blake Gallo,
he's new on Truck 81.

Hey.
Hi.

You got a great Captain
you're working under.

Hey, guys. Why don't we give
Dawson and Casey a minute to
catch up?

CLEARS THROAT

50, just two days?

Yeah.

Yeah. I'll try to make it
longer next time.

This trip kind of
came out of nowhere.

Everything okay?
Oh! Yeah. Yeah.

No, there's this
fundraiser ball thing

and the doctor who covers it
from my organization had
a conflict,

so, they sent me.

Well, ordered me, actually.

Turns out big donors like to
rub elbows with aid workers
who are out in the field.

| guess it opens up their
pocketbooks or something.
| don't Know.

| hope you weren't reluctant
to come here because of me.

| mean, | have a lot
of feelings wrapped up here.

How's Antonio?

Great, actually.

Yeah, he's in our crisis
response team in the Bahamas,

so, he's good.
It's been really good for him.

Good.

Um, | wanted to invite you...

That fundraiser ball
is tomorrow.

If you can, it'd be
really great to have
a moment to talk.

Is it okay
if | think about it?

Yeah. Of course.

| got a lot of feelings
wrapped up here, too.

Yeah, | get it.

Uh, here are the,
uh, the details.

I'd really love to see you.

Woah!

Is this from, like, 1954?

Put it in the box
and don't worry about it.

What's this?

Isn't that Otis'?

Yeah, yeah, it was.

It stopped working.
We were gonna fix it, but...

We never did.

I'm gonna get It to fly again.

BELL BUZZES

Dustin Caldwell?

Hi, my name is Kelly Severide
and this is Wendy Seager.

We're with the Chicago Fire
Department.

| was told you have
some questions.

| looked over your trial
transcripts,

the prosecutors didn't use an
arson investigator to testify
against you.

They brought in
a fire scientist
from out of state. Why?

| don't know.
| didn't know that.

He didn't...

He told me to let him
handle things.
SEAGER: Who?

My lawyer, Mr. Lemaster,
he told me to let him
handle things, but then,

he didn't say much
during trial.

You worked demolition?

No, | worked construction.

| didn't even have access...

They didn't allow day workers
into the demo shed.

| told Mr. Lemaster this.
Was he a public defender?

VMimm-hmm.

Do you like photography?

What?

Do you do some
amateur darkroom
development,

shoot old-school on film?

| don't... I'm not even sure
what you're asking.

We can't help you if you don't
help us. So, where'd you get
the PAC-20?

What's PAC-20?

It's used in film development,
highly flammable,

and found at the fire
that you're doing time for.

Even though there wasn't
a photography store
anywhere for miles.

| don't even own a camera.

He's lying.
lam not!

GUARD: That's time.

Dustin...

I'm gonna check this out.

You have to help me.

No one else listened to me
and | can't stay here.

You don't know what it's like.

Let's go, Caldwell.
Move your feet.

DUSTIN:
You got to get me out of here.

Move your feet!

Please. You have to help me.

We just picked it
right back up again.
We hadn't missed a beat.

she sounds great.
She did.

And the work she's doing
is amazing.
Yeah, | agree.

And Antonio's in a good place.

Yeah, | heard that, too.

she asked me to go
to her charity ball.

I'm not sure it's a good idea.

| don't know.

Don't want to get...

SIGHS IN EXASPERATION
| don't Know.

| think you should go.

Yeah?

she's only in town
for a couple of days.

You're both clear-eyed
about that, right?

| think you'll regret it
if you don't see her.

| Know | would.

CELL PHONE RINGING

Severide.

CELL PHONE BEEPS

What's up?

Casey.

Hey.
SEVERIDE:
Hey, thanks for coming.

Yeah.
Can you take
a look at these?

What am | looking at?

It's blueprints from two strip
malls, both of which burned
to the ground.

Got it.
And what is this here
in the corner?

Right, okay. So, these are
renovation permit approvals,
"RPA."

3-1-1 is the code
for the certified contractor
who did the work,

and the last three digits
are the project number.

So, both renovations used
the same contractor.

That's not unusual.

You do a good job
on one project,
it goes in your portfolio.

When a similar project
comes along...
We found PAC-20 at both sites.

It's a chemical used
in photography darkrooms.

Neither of the strip malls
had development services.

Do you have the originals
from before the renovations?

Okay, so, both renovations
put up new walls here, here,

here, and here. See?

Where were the origin points?
All burned up at once.

Like you'd expect from
an incendiary device

being tossed
into the middle of the room.

New walls mean new drywall.

But gypsum is fire-resistant.

Okay, but what if you mix
PAC-20 into the gypsum?

You could make one big sheet
of flash-paper.

Or four of them.
Damn.

Yeah. Owner wanted
an insurance payout.

Renovate the place,
wait a while,
toss a match.

No one's the wiser.

I'll download Van Meter.

Thanks.
Yeah.

Good to see ya.
You, too.

Thank you for your expertise.
Glad | could help.

Hey, so, Seager...

she's been asking about you.

CHUCKLES

You're blind.

What do you mean?

If Kidd sees the way
she was looking at you,

Seager's gonna
get her ass kicked.

CHUCKLES

CRUZ: Here we go.

All right, baby, come on.

Come on, come on, come on,
come on, come on, come on.

WHIRRING HALTS

GROWLS LIGHTLY Damn it!

The fourth propeller
broke off.

| called two places, but they
don't carry replacements.

You can probably
find another drone on eBay.

| don't want another drone.

| want to fly this one.

RITTER: Well, just an idea,

go to the manufacturer's
website.

They'll sell parts directly
to the consumer.

That's a good idea.

ALARM BLARING

WOMAN ON PA:
Ambulance 61, person down
from unknown causes,

43 South Grand Avenue.

SIREN WAILING

This crazy woman
starts screaming like animal.

! tell her, get out of cab.
She doesn't move!

she hurt?
CAB DRIVER: | do nothing.

Little bump. That's all.
Tiny bump.

FOSTER: Sir, please,
give us some room.

Ma'am, we're paramedics
with the CFD.

My eye! My eye!
Can you let us have a look?

WHIMPERING

Okay, stay calm.

Try not to move.
It hurts.

BRETT: Okay, focus on me.
WOMAN: It hurts.

What's your name?
Kathleen.

What happened, Kathleen?

| was putting on eyeliner.

Get it out!

A surgeon will have to
remove it, but we can do
something for the pain.

FOSTER: On tt.

We got to find
something to keep

this pencil from moving.

Give me this shoulder. Easy.

Think | got something.

Hey. That's mine!

Bill the CED.

Kathleen, we're gonna put
this Cup over your eye.

| need you stay still.
Okay.

Here we go.

Doing good.

Okay, let's get her
to the back of the ambulance.

Kathleen, can you walk?
| think so.

Okay, slowly. Step.

BRETT: There you go. Okay?

This website
is indecipherable.

CRUZ GROANING

What?

Uh, we just weren't sure
if you wanted us to maybe...

Okay.

Yeah, no, you just got to run
the site through a translator.

Yep, there, done.
Look, there.

Oh. Yep.
Replacement propellers.

And look, it's not even that
much, $29.99. It just needs
your credit card.

Yeah, or you can do it.

Thank you.

You have to understand...

| broke the propeller,

and | hid it from Otis.

And every time
he'd ask me about the drone,

| changed the subject
or I'd lie to his face.

| always meant to fix it.

Act like nothing happened.
| just... | never did.

| just really feel like
| need to fix this thing.

SO, the two strip malls
had different owners,

but they both got
multimillion-dollar
settlements

from the insurance provider.

So, one calls the other,
says, "This is how you do it"?

Could be. As Casey
pointed out, they both had
the same contractor.

Jimmy Conrad.

Not just a contractor,
also has an arrest record.

Assault, theft,
burglary, battery.

And he has a sister that works
at a photography shop

in Pilsen that has...
A darkroom.

Yes.

SIGHS

This is enough
to bring in CPD.
Agreed.

Hey, you know,
it's only 11:00.

Do you want to
grab a real drink somewhere?

| mean, after we call it in.

I'm a little out of gas.

| think I'm just gonna
head home and rack out.

Yeah, sure.

We can celebrate
when we nail this guy.

Deal.

Hey, Wenshau,
there's holes
in the jump bag.

| called Maintenance
and they're sending
a new one over.

Okay.

You okay?

Just caught a wave.

Oh, you're exhausted.

Yeah, but | have to
get to the academy.

Nope, nope. That's it. You're
going home and going to bed.

But, Brett...
No arguments.

We'll call the academy
and get you a sub.

She is right.

Straight home and to bed.

Your body's telling you
to rest. | mean it.

You guys are the best.

Seriously.
Consider it taken care of.

How much longer
till Severide's back at 51?

He looked awfully
comfortable at OFI.
Really?

Hey, Chief Benton, this is
Sylvie Brett at Firehouse 51.

I'm calling
on behalf of Stella Kidd.

Mimm-hmm.
TIRES SCREECHING

CRUZ: Oh, my God!
MOUCH: Stella!

Stella?

I'm okay. I'm okay,
check the other people.

Ginny, Ginny, are you
okay back there?

MOUCH: Okay, easy.

Easy, easy, easy, it's okay.
It's okay, Ginny, it's okay!

MOUCH: Let her in. Let her tn.

AMBULANCE SIREN WAILING

C-Collar, let's go!

What's happening?
She's okay.

What hurts, honey?

My head.
Your head?

Okay. It's okay. It looks like
there's just a little cut from
the window glass.

Give them some room, okay?
I'm fine.

| know, | know.
STELLA: | promise you.

FOSTER: Let me check you out.
STELLA: Are they okay?

Let me check you out.
Come here.

All right.

BRETT: Watch the glass.

You're okay.

| got you.

All right, let's get her
to the rig. Mom, you too!

What happened?
It's my fault. | just...

| ran the stop sign.

Hey. Are you okay?

Yeah.

Yeah.

What happened?

SOFTLY
| don't Know.

I'm just so used to pulling 81
out with the lights flashing

and the sirens blaring.

And just running through
that stop sign, I...

| guess | just
wasn't thinking.
But you're okay.

Hey.

Good news.
Both mom and daughter
are perfectly fine.

No injuries, no stiffness.

It's Just a minor scrape
on the girl.

Thank God they're okay.

CELL PHONE VIBRATING

Hey, Seager.

Yeah, when?

Okay. Just text me the address
and I'll meet you there.

severide.
This is Detective Holtmeyer.

Thanks for the tip. We've had
Conrad on our radar for years,

but we haven't been
able to move on him.

Glad to help.

Judge signed the warrant this
morning. | figured why wait.

They want us to help identify
anything arson-related
after the raid.

MAN 1: Police! Search warrant!

MAN 2: Everybody
on the ground!

On the ground!

All clear.

No sign of Jimmy Conrad.
| wouldn't be surprised
if someone tipped him off.

These old-school Pilsen guys,
they have plenty of friends
in uniform.

We'll start collecting paper
from the shredders.

You tell me what you need
identified to help
your arson case.

SEVERIDE: Got it.

SEVERIDE: Seager!

Check this out.

Blowtorches, flares...

Fertilizer and ammonia.

Pyro central.

They got a basement here, too.

Casey was right.

This guy was turning walls
into flash-paper.

Now, you're really gonna
have to buy me that drink.

DAWSON: We have to work
toward stabilization,
toward community rebuilding,

toward ongoing preparedness
organization, not just after
a disaster strikes,

but in anticipation
of the next one.

Excuse me. Thank you.

Thank God you're here.
| don't know how much more
of that | have in me.

You sounded great.
| need a drink.
You want a drink?

Definitely.

New suit?

Yeah.

It's working.

You should see me
in my Captain shirt.

You should see me in my
mosquito-net field fatigues.

CHUCKLES

I'm sure you'd look great.

So, uh...

Do you miss Chicago?

Gabby, do you mind
talking to the Nelsons
for five minutes?

They're tier-one donors
and they want to hear about
our South American strategy.

Uh, which ones are they?
That table over there.

Yeah, okay. Maitt,
get me anything red.
See you in a minute.

Sure.

Two reds.

That woman
is my secret weapon.

VMimm-hmm.
Oh, yeah?

|! wanted to send her to our
fundraisers in London,
Sydney, La Paz.

Nope. She insisted on
coming to Chicago.

VMimm-hmm.
Really?

Said she had someone
she wanted to see here.

SLOW PIANO MUSIC PLAYING

Come dance with me.

Okay.

SLOW ORCHESTRA MUSIC PLAYING

DAWSON MOANING

Wait. Is this a mistake?
I'm leaving in the morning.

| Know. And I'm staying.

But that doesn't make
this a mistake.

Did eyeliner girl not teach
you anything?

She literally had a pencil
jammed in her socket.

There is no need for either
of us to be presentable
to do the job.

Uh, she did land on me,
which is why this morning,

| put my lip gloss on at home
and not in the car.

BRETT: Hey.
Good morning.

How'd it go with Dawson?

Great, actually.

That's so, so good to hear.

Thanks for
talking me into that.

VMimm.

What?

Stop.
"SO, SO good to hear.

He seems happy.
That makes me happy.

CELL PHONE BEEPS

BEEPS

DAWSON: Hey. /t was great
seeing you, being with you.

It brought back
So many memories.

Good memories.
Best in my life.

My only regret is that
we didn't have more time
to spend together.

So, if you want to spend
your next furlough
in a disaster area,

consider yourself invited.

There'll always be room
in my tent, Matt Casey.

Chief.

| just want you to know
that | spent the last 48 hours
in bed.

Hey.
I'm fully rested,
fully recharged.

And | will never let you
down like that again.

Okay, | understand
the limitations of my body
and | won't overdo anything...

Actually, it's me
who owes you an apology.

Your accident
was a wakeup call for me,

because | realized
that I, uh...

Look...

We are all dealing with
Otis' death...

In Our Own way.

some quietly, some making big
changes in their life.

For me, | had to find
myself a project.

And that was you.

Chief, I...
| piled on you
and | piled on you.

It's not falr.

And | am truly,
genuinely sorry.

Hey, | like
being your project.

You showed me that | could be
a leader in the CFD.

You gave me more confidence,
real confidence,

than | ever had before that.

And | appreciate that
more than you know.

I've got to find a better way
in which to mentor you
from now on.

Agreed?

| just don't want you
to regret choosing me.

Never.

Thank you, Chief.

You mean the world to me.

CLICKS A BUTTON
DRONE BEEPS

EXHALES

All right.

Come on.

Come on. Come on.
CRUZ: Come on.

Hey. We also got you
a diagnostic cable.

You plug one end
into the drone and the other
into your laptop,

and it should tell you
what the problem is.

BEEPS

Prepare... Hey!

Prepare yourselves
for the maiden voyage
of the Starlight 5000.

superior technology piloted
by superior minds.

HERMANN: Hey.

You two knuckleheads, you
shouldn't be anywhere
near a flying object.

Back off, Herrmann.
You know what we have
that you'll never have?

HERMANN: What's that?
Best-friend magic.

And no one can take that
away from us.
Yeah, Crotis forever, baby.

OTIS: Crotis forever. GROWLS

Okay, let's get this thing
off the ground.

CRUZ: Wait, did you put
batteries in it?

EXCLAIMING ENTHUSIASTICALLY

Put it up, higher, higher,
higher. Do it higher.

Crotis forever!

EXHALES

| can't believe it.

The judge is going to
vacate my sentence.

And the state's attorney said
they wouldn't even appeal.

That's great.
How soon?

Within the month.

| just... | didn't think
this was possible.

Thank you, both of you.

We're glad we could help.

Just wish the two of you
were on the arson team
when | was arrested.

Then maybe | could have had
three years of my life back.

All those little voices you're
hearing in your head?

They're telling you
to stay in Arson.

| mean, how many more like
Dustin Caldwell are out there,

getting railroaded
because someone as good as you
wasn't there to help them?

CELL PHONE RINGING

Seager. Yeah.

We'll be there
in an hour. Okay.

That was Holtmeyer.
He wants us back
at Jimmy Conrad's office

to make sure
the evidence techs
don't blow off their fingers.

SEVERIDE:
We catch this guy yet?

His phone was used
in Duluth, Minnesota.

He's trying to get to Canada.
Minnesota State Troopers,
Border Patrol,

Mounties, they all
have his face.

Is everything photographed?

Our crime lab department,
stretched about as thin
as your Arson unit.

I'm gonna get some guys
down in the basement

to help tech with chemicals
as soon as...

CELL PHONE RINGING

Holtmeyer.

Hey, Barton.

HOLTMEYER: No, go ahead.

METAL CLANKING

OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING

THEME MUSIC PLAYIN