Bode and Gabriela launched themselves toward the explosion together with

Diego in Fire Country season 3, episode 2, and while Gabriela and Diego are

qualified medics, Bode was there only in a good Samaritan capacity. Still, there

being two patients led the three of them to separate, and Bode and Gabriela’s choices while saving Gilmore proved how reckless the two could be. Although Bode and Gabriela consulted each other before, they still went close to the flames without the cover of firefighters trying to extinguish them to bring Gilmore to safety. In the spirit of doing the most to try and save Gilmore, Bode and Gabriela broke protocol twice, to reach Gilmore and to move him away from the fire without the appropriate equipment. Considering how the incident involved even bigger and more important mistakes on their part, Manny’s betrayal request to Sharon in Fire Country season 3 started to make sense. Indeed, their hasty tendencies to decide what to do quickly and act on those put them in danger in the past, and they endangered their patient in Fire Country season 3, episode 2, making Manny’s perspective unfortunately accurate.

Bode, Eve & Jake’s Sing-Along Shows Bode Finally Enjoying His Freedom Time With His Friends With Whom He Has A Past Is What Bode Couldn’t Partake In Before Fire Country seasons 1 and 2 focused on Bode’s challenges at the Three Rock Conservation Camp and in prison, making his storylines necessarily somber, especially considering his return to Edgewater wasn’t exactly welcomed by some of his family and friends.

If one way or another, Bode had to spend Fire Country season 1 and season 2 winning over those closest to him, having received an extraordinary conduct credit that earned Bode his freedom meant his life would have been easier going forward. This couldn’t be clearer in Fire Country season 3, episode 2, which showed Bode finally having fun. Despite being reluctant to join the sing-along, Bode eventually joined Eve and Jake in the choreography, showing how easily it was for him to get comfortable again with the kind of bond they shared as teens. Even Sharon and Vince likened the three friends’ hangout to “Spring Break of 2009,” cementing the definite change in circumstances for Bode, who could now finally enjoy his friends’ companionship without thinking about how to balance that with his inmate friends at Three Rock.