Dawson quotes from Chicago Fire

What's the prognosis? Did he take you off the injured list?

Yeah, just don't expect me to break any pass receiving records.

Herrmann, I'm asking you nicely, please let me have Molly's. Please.

I'm telling you. Unexpected combo party. You bring the peanut butter, I got the chocolate. Boom, peanut butter cups.

What am I in for, exactly? For the urologist to report the procedure and you're gonna like put it up on the flat screens?

I got it all worked out. Gonna be fine.

Mouch

[shakes head] Bad idea.

Shut it, Mouch.

Hey, apartment's ours.

That's fantastic!

Yeah. We just have to meet the landlord tomorrow at 3:00. Show him we're not serial killers.

[to a victim who keeps yelling at her] Ok, we're here to help you. That is our job and we're just thrilled to be doing it. We will be doing everything we can to treat your injury.

[smiles, sarcastically] Yes. And while we do so, we hope that you'll refrain from yelling at us.

Or suing us.

Oh yeah. Yeah, that would be good.

I don't know what's going to happen, Matt.

Yeah, that's why they call it the future.

Severide

Damn Dawson, you look like hell!

(laughs) I'm not 100% sure I'm not dreaming.

[takes Casey's jacket off] Um Is there any chance you might want to lie still and let me drag you across the apparatus floor? I think you're, like, just about dummy weight.

Nope, I'd rather not. Wouldn't be good for my "tough lieutenant" rep.

[chuckles] Is that your rep?

[smugly] Mm-hmm.

I thought it was "hot lieutenant".

Hey, we've been working with guys since we started in CFD. Yeah, we had to prove ourselves every day and let plenty of stuff roll off our backs, but I can handle that.

This place is different. I know you felt it too. It's stone age.

Gabby, will you marry me?

Yes, yes, yes, yes.

You'd be willing to put me in harm's way?

I'd assign you any task I think you're capable of.

And if I stepped out of line, you'd discipline me?

With great enthusiasm.

I owe you an apology, about my wedding.

Oh, hey, woman to woman? You gotta do what you gotta do to survive. I get it.

Thanks.

So what are you gonna do, huh?

Well, I have to see him, because I...I kinda stole his car.

Stole?

As in full-on grand theft auto. Mine was in the shop and I needed to get out, so...

Wow.

[takes a pot of stew to Otis] Ok, I need a volunteer.

Otis

No way. Ugh!

I'll try it.

[grins] Sylvie! [hands her a spoon]

No, no!

[takes a sip and gags] Tangy.

Dominican sausage and peppers.

Dude, if you keep calling your food "Dominican", I am going to have to kick your ass on behalf of an entire country.

Who's gonna be the cook?

Otis

Hey, listen, I've got a cousin... [Cruz glares at him] ....really nice Russian girl––

No more cousins from you.

I'm guessing you guys heard, Vegas wedding, met at the craps table and thought––

Stripper!

[smacks Capp] Capp! Not cool!

I have a love-hate relationship with these ceremonies. Each one is a reminder that we've lost a member of our family. Leslie Shay was a great paramedic. There are no words that can fill the hole that she left. The woman who rode alongside her from her first day to her last, Gabriela Dawson, would like to say some words.

A lot's changed at 51 since losing Shay. We've welcomed in new friends, we got a new rig and, uh and a dream of mine came true. But here's what hasn't changed: this house, this family. It's all as strong as it ever was stronger even, because I think, um I think that deep down in the quiet moments we think to ourselves: Shay would want us to be better. She'd want us to lean on each other. And she'd want us to represent her, every time we go out.

[hands Casey his t-shirt] Your shirt that you lent me to, you know, wear home. Um, I washed it.

You didn't have to do that.

Common courtesy. We agreed that what happened wasn't gonna change anything between us, that we were still just friends. And if a friend lent me a shirt, I would wash it.

Fair enough.

No special treatment, right?

[smiles] Right. Hey, um...great night, though.

[smiles] Yeah, it really was.