Every season "Chicago Fire" There are several twists and turns, and the play is known for its huge changes to the team. Even so, season 12 offers one of the larger brazen on the two fronts when the longtime Starwarra Kara Kilmer left the series.

This was already in the air, of course. Kilmer's character, Silvie Brett, was about another great "Chicago Fire" player, Matt Casey (Essi Spencer), who was a peripheral figure, as Spencer left the show in season 10. and Stormy couples in the history of the show, and after Casey moved to Portland, their long-term relationships were colonized in Clifanger in season 11, where he suggested to Brett. Season 12 reveals that Brett's response was yes, and things are organic to their wedding and moved to Portland in Season 12, Episode 6 - "Port in the storm".

It's just as much as the fairy tale as you can imagine two characters of Chicago they should have, and this has contributed a lot to Kilmer's departure from the show. In an interview with TV InsiderShe shed a light at the "Chicago Fire" exit on her face and confirmed that Brett's bow - which, she said, began with a wedding disaster - simply approaching:

"I think this is definitely a natural conclusion about Silvi's character. Through the track across the track through the track through the track through the track through the track through the track through the track through the track through the track through the track through the track through the track through the track through the track through the track, it will complete it, as well as to work on the Portlan.

Some exits from Chicago are something sad, especially in cases where the actor is written outside the show for dramatic purposes, such as Otis of Yuri Sardarov dies in Season 8. At other times, the decision to write a character is financially motivated, as when Sam Carver on Jackack Locker has left Chicago Fire After season 13 as part of the network cost reduction measures.

While the departure of Kara Kilmer's "Chicago Fire" seemed to be a decision in the story, the truly happy end of the character makes it difficult to see the exit as sad. Kilmer herself definitely does not look too broken from the heart. In fact, she said Hollywood reporter That she was informed about the upcoming output in advance, so when it was actually time to complete the last series of episodes, she could enjoy the experience:

"I had a lot of time to process Silvi's exit. And so, these last six episodes, and of course the last episode, everyone felt like a bonus for me.