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That Can’t Be It For Severide & Damon After Chicago Fire’s Big Twist, Right?!

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Spoiler alert: The following article contains spoilers from Chicago Fire season 13, episode 3, “All Kinds of Crazy.”



Following the Chicago Fire season 12 finale, Kelly Severide and Jack Damon have been getting closer as brothers, but season 13, episode 3, might have put a permanent end to their developing relationship. Severide learns that he and Damon are half-brothers in Chicago Fire, which makes him protective of the younger character. However, Damon crosses a line near the beginning of season 13, forcing Severide to choose either his brother’s side or his wife’s, Stella Kidd. Unfortunately, by episode 3’s ending, Damon’s actions and Severide’s choice result in a falling out between the two charact ers.


One of the major cliffhangers in the Chicago Fire season 12 finale concerns Severide discovering his true connection to Damon, who recently joined Kidd’s Truck 81 team at Firehouse 51. Viewers had to wait until the season 13 premiere to learn Severide’s reaction to the news. He is seemingly excited in episode 1 as he commits to taking Damon under his wing at the station. Meanwhile, Damon, who idolizes Severide, is thrilled to learn from him. But sooner rather than later, Damon’s youth rears its ugly head, showcasing his immaturity and sense of entitlement over being Severide’s brother.


Dom Pascal Fires Jack Damon From Firehouse 51

Damon’s Actions In Chicago Fire Season 13 Put Him Back In The Floater Pool


At the beginning of Chicago Fire season 13, episode 2, Firehouse 51 responds to a call regarding a woman stuck underneath a boat. Kidd gives Damon specific orders at the scene, but he ignores them to play the hero. She later confronts him about his disobedience, but Damon claims he couldn’t hear his lieutenant. However, Damon later confesses to Severide that he heard Kidd, and Severide has to decide whether to protect his younger brother or tell his wife the truth. He ultimately chooses to confess to Kidd, betraying Damon’s trust in Damon’s eyes. One episode later, Damon is dismissed from Firehouse 51.

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Kidd meets with Chief Dom Pascal in episode 3, to inform him of Damon’s misconduct and explains that she wants to put him back into the floater pool. However, she doesn’t get the response that she wants. Pascal initially blames Kidd as he is wary of Truck 81’s high turnover rate and is upset that Kidd never expressed doubts about Damon before. So, the new chief debates whether Kidd or Damon should leave. Mouch comes to her rescue, though, and shows Pascal evidence of why Kidd is a fantastic leader. Consequently, Pascal fires Damon in Chicago Fire season 13, episode 3.

How Damon’s Firing Unexpectedly Ends His Relationship With Severide

Damon Is Furious With Severide

Michael Bradway as Jack Damon and Taylor Kinney as Kelly Severide in Chicago Fire season 13 (1)


As mentioned above, Damon’s youth and immaturity play a significant role in his firing and subsequent fight with Severide in Chicago Fire season 13, episode 3. After Pascal excuses him from Firehouse 51, Damon confronts his brother. He is quite angry that Severide would tell Kidd the truth about his actions during the boat call, essentially blaming Severide for his firing. Damon claims that Severide abandoned him, and goes as far as to say that he’s just like their father, Benny Severide.

Now that Damon no longer works at Firehouse 51 and the two brothers had a falling out, this could be the end for Severide and Damon, as Damon might be leaving the
Chicago Fire
season 13 cast.

It might be safe to say that Severide and Damon’s relationship is irreparable after episode 3. Comparing Severide to his father is probably the worst thing anyone can do to him. Plus, knowing Damon’s own turbulent history with Benny, Damon putting Severide into the same category as their father could be a point of no return for him, as well. Now that Damon no longer works at Firehouse 51 and the two brothers had a falling out, this could be the end for Severide and Damon, as Damon might be leaving the Chicago Fire season 13 cast.


How Chicago Fire Can Continue Damon & Severide’s Relationship Despite The Firing Incident

Damon & Severide Must Make Amends

Even though Benny continues sabotaging Severide’s life in Chicago Fire season 13, perhaps Severide and Damon will eventually make amends. It will be hard to come back from their fight at the end of episode 3, but nothing is impossible. Damon transferring to another firehouse certainly makes repairing the two brothers’ relationship very difficult, though.


Chicago Fire Season 13 Cast

Role

Taylor Kinney

Kelly Severide

Miranda Rae Mayo

Stella Kidd

David Eigenberg

Christopher Herrmann

Christian Stolte

Randall “Mouch” McHolland

Joe Minoso

Joe Cruz

Daniel Kyri

Darren Ritter

Hanako Greensmith

Violet Mikami

Jocelyn Hudon

Lyla “Lizzie” Novak

Dermot Mulroney

Dom Pascal

Jake Lockett

Sam Carver

Michael Bradway

Jack Damon


Severide hasn’t had the best of luck concerning his family, and he deserves a brother who doesn’t resent him, put him on a pedestal, or compare him to his father. So, the original One Chicago TV show must find a way to continue Severide and Damon’s relationship. Damon could be a recurring character who occasionally pops in and out of Severide’s life (after the two forgive one another, of course). Or, somehow, someway, Damon is welcomed back to Firehouse 51 and he and Severide can learn how to simultaneously have a healthy working dynamic and a personal relationship in Chicago Fire.

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O programa de pós-graduação em Ciências Ambientais e o programa de educação tutorial (PET) de Agronomia, do campus Floresta da Ufac, promovem, de 16 a 19 de novembro, o 5º Simpósio de Ciências Ambientais da Amazônia Sul Ocidental e o 2º Simpósio de Ciências Agrárias do Vale do Juruá. As inscrições estão abertas online para submissão de trabalhos até 20 de setembro; e para estudantes, profissionais da área e público em geral até 20 de novembro.

Os eventos reúnem alunos, pesquisadores e profissionais do setor para debater soluções socioambientais e inovações para o desenvolvimento sustentável na região. E segundo os organizadores, consolidam-se como um fórum estratégico de integração interdisciplinar na Amazônia Ocidental, promovendo a difusão de pesquisas científicas, o intercâmbio de experiências práticas e o fortalecimento de redes de conhecimento voltadas à conservação ambiental e ao avanço das ciências ambientais e agrárias.



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Pesquisadores de programas de pós-graduação (PPGs) da Ufac conquistaram o prêmio de melhor trabalho na categoria Mestrado durante o 23º Congresso Brasileiro de Sementes, realizado de 25 a 28 de agosto, em Foz do Iguaçu (PR), e promovido pela Associação Brasileira de Tecnologia de Sementes. O estudo trata de uma técnica baseada no uso de ultrassom para acelerar a germinação e o crescimento de mudas.

A autora principal é a mestranda Lívia Brito, com a colaboração de Ítalo Ribeiro, Rayane de Oliveira, João dos Santos, Janaína Alencar, Evandro Ferreira e Luis Maggi, que integram os PPGs em Ciência, Inovação e Tecnologia para a Amazônia; Biodiversidade e Biotecnologia; Produção Vegetal e Ciência Florestal, além do Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazônia (Inpa).

O trabalho avaliou os impactos do ultrassom na espécie arbórea conhecida popularmente como bordão-de-velho ou sete-cascas. A planta possui valor econômico para alimentação humana e animal, além de potencial para projetos de reflorestamento. Contudo, a produção de mudas enfrenta barreiras devido ao seu revestimento, uma rigidez na casca da semente que dificulta a entrada de água e atrasa a germinação.

Os testes conduzidos no Laboratório de Biofísica da Ufac/Bionorte demonstraram que a aplicação de ultrassom com determinada frequência e intensidade pelo período de cinco minutos aumentou o percentual e a velocidade do processo de germinação. A tecnologia é pioneira no país, sem registros anteriores de aplicação em escala industrial no Brasil.

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A comitiva da Ufac no congresso contou ainda com outras apresentações. Ítalo Ribeiro expôs os efeitos da técnica no crescimento inicial da ‘Apuleia leiocarpa’, espécie moveleira sob ameaça de extinção; Ronald Antônio Nascimento de Souza apresentou resultados aplicados a sementes de sangue-de-dragão e moringa; e o professor e orientador Luis Eduardo Maggi apresentou um software em desenvolvimento projetado para estimar com precisão a quantidade de energia acústica aplicada sobre as sementes.

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