Fire Country season 3 is finally starting to release Bode’s forgotten Season 1 fate

Warning! Spoilers about Fire Country season 3, episode 1 ahead.

Bode confronting his uncle Luke about pursuing firefighting after earning his freedom was a major point of Fire country
Season 2’s finale, but the revelations of Season 3’s premiere finally hint that Bode’s Season 1 fate is a reality. yet Fire country Season 1 ended with Bode going back to prison to secure Freddy’s release, Fire country Season 2’s ending went the other way by having Bode earn an outstanding conduct credit at the Lazarus Fire that gave him back his freedom. however, Fire country Season 2 also made one of Bode’s biggest issues in seasons 1 and 2 visible.

Fire country emphasized how Bode had trouble letting go of something once he was done with it. This was the case that he wanted to send out of Dray Rock to another prison camp before Sharon made up and asked Manny to go against Bode’s wishes, but also in his relationship with Gabriel. Bode helped himself to the possibility of his gene’s father in the same way as he was with the opportunity to get Frol so that he could finally be with Gabriela, finally badly burned. When both things are not true. However, Bode’s focus on firefighting was different.

Bode’s conduct convinces Luke to help him achieve his firefighting dream

The wedding and helicopter crash showed Luke how grounded Bode can be

Bode’s persistence with fire-fighting could be mistaken for his usual tendency to connect his worth to something external as he has in the past, but his wish to become a firefighter has already shown a big difference. Indeed, when he came out of prison and finally being a free man, Bode realized that what he wanted to do with his life was fireworks. While Bode would have held onto something out of fear before, he now wanted to be a firefighter because he liked it and felt that it could help him get out of dangerous situations that could send him back to prison.

While Luke insists he can’t help Bode cut through the red tape to train to become a Cal Firefighter in Fire country season 2, Seeing Bode leap into danger to help the pilot convinces Luke that firefighting can actually help Bode. Luke’s assessment that firefighting could kill or save Bode may still be correct, especially considering the dangerous nature of the job. however, Luke realized how every Lyon he knew felt similarly inspired and at their best when firefighting, Luke couldn’t keep the opportunity away from Bode.Especially after he showed restraint and ability in Fire country Season 3’s premiere.

Bode’s “Leone Legacy” fate was set in Fire Land Season 1

Bode refused, but the camp inmates always joked about his legacy.

Luke is ready to fast-track Bode’s application to train to become a Cal Fire firefighter as well as possibly a Fire country Season 1 storyline. While Bode refused to be an inmate firefighter at Edgewater Inn Fire country At season 1’s start, he was considered Cal Fire royalty by his fellow inmate firefighters. Freddie even dubbed him the “Fresh Prince of Edgewater“In Fire country Season 1, Episode 2 Despite Bode refusing to have anything to do with firefighting at Edgewater.

Everything that happened in Fire country Seasons 1 and 2 nevertheless changed Bode’s perspective. Being reconnected with his family and friends and following Manny’s lead made him feel part of Edgewater againNot thinking about his past with the town, but looking at his future. This would have included firefighting even anywhere else, but the opportunity to do so surrounded by his support system makes Bode’s way in Fire country Season 3 even more crucially, bringing out its season 1 storyline in the best way possible.

Fire country Airs new episodes every Friday at 9pm on CBS.