Here’s what Chicago Fire fans can’t stand about Gabriella
As with any hit TV show, there are always fan-favorite characters. For many “Chicago Fire” fans, that character is Gabriella. Fans were disappointed when her storyline ended in season five, according to FanSided. But just because she’s remembered (and was once a fan favorite) doesn’t mean she’s exempt from criticism.
Take this Reddit forum for example. Yes, Gabriella is a hard-working, self-sacrificing paramedic, but she also has a savior complex. One user on the forum said: “Gabby is the best at everything she does, she has a divine ability to do anything, anytime and always get away with it.” And, while her willingness to always put herself in danger is admirable, it sometimes feels like Gabby is proving something by sacrificing herself instead of doing it out of the goodness of her heart. she.
Another user revealed how they believe Gabby’s actions are motivated solely by goals, explaining, “She’s one of those people who has a goal and once they achieve it, no matter that becomes unimportant and there will be a new goal, a better, more difficult goal.”
She may be very good at what she does, but are her actions truly sincere? Fans may never know because she has left the show. But, there can always be a reunion, right?
Will Gabriella ever return to Chicago Fire?
As you know, fans were disappointed when Gabriella, played by actress Monica Raymund, left the show this season. Raymund explained that her six-year contract had expired and that instead of renewing, she wanted to “explore another role, another story. I want to explore another world. I’m ready to create another role.” house and plant some tree roots in it.” Los Angeles” (via FanSlided).
Does this mean we’ll never see Gabriella again? Not really. Although she left at the end of season five, she made a small return in season eight, the outlet added. Now, the question is… will she appear again?
We’re not sure. According to Distractify, “Chicago Fire” showrunner Derek Haas had to beg Raymund to return for her eighth season guest role. And, although Haas and the “Chicago Fire” team were thrilled she agreed, another appearance seems highly unlikely since she even missed the show’s 200th episode premiering this fall.
