Did Stella Kidd Actually Leave Chicago Fire? A Deep Dive into Fan Hysteria
Okay, so let's talk about the elephant in the firehouse: Stella Kidd. Did she actually leave Chicago Fire? Or was it all just a cruel, twisted plot by the showrunners to break our hearts into a million tiny pieces? Let's investigate.
A Brief History of Stella Kidd's Departures
Now, this isn't Stella's first rodeo when it comes to temporary farewells. She's got a knack for popping in and out of our lives like a particularly dramatic fire hydrant. Remember that whole Girls on Fire thing? Yeah, that was basically a one-way ticket to "See ya later, suckers!" for a while. And then there was that whole Severide-in-Tucson fiasco. Classic Stella move: "I'll support your dreams, honey, even if it means I have to temporarily become a long-distance wife."
The Great Season 11 Exodus
But let's talk about the real drama. Season 11. The season that felt like a never-ending game of musical chairs, but with less fun and more tears. Severide left, Stella briefly followed to bring him back, and we were all left questioning our life choices. Did Stella really leave Chicago Fire, or was this just another elaborate ploy to keep us on the edge of our seats?
The truth is: Stella didn't leave Chicago Fire for good. She took a leave of absence to support Severide, and then came back to save the day (as she always does). So, let's all take a deep breath, relax, and enjoy the ride. Just remember, in the world of Chicago Fire, nothing is ever truly permanent. Except for our love for the show, obviously.
How to Handle Stella Kidd's Absence (If It Ever Happens Again)
- How to cope with Stella-less episodes: Stock up on tissues, binge-watch old episodes, and find a supportive group of fellow fans to commiserate with.
- How to survive a Severide and Stella breakup: Avoid social media, practice deep breathing, and remember that there's always hope for a reconciliation.
- How to prepare for Stella's inevitable return: Clear your schedule, stock up on snacks, and prepare to fangirl/fanboy like never before.
- How to become a firefighter like Stella: Start by setting realistic goals, like learning how to tie your shoes without tripping.
- How to deal with the fact that Stella is fictional: Accept that she's not real, but continue to love her unconditionally.
So there you have it, folks. The truth about Stella Kidd's departures. Now, let's all agree to enjoy the ride and hope for many more seasons of drama, heroism, and questionable life choices.
Disclaimer: This post is written with a sense of humor and does not reflect the true feelings of the author towards Stella Kidd or the show Chicago Fire.