Brett will leave in the 12th season of Chicago Fire, but fans of the series have already solved the question about the character’s farewell.
Fans of the “Chicago Fire” series are known for their dedication and accurate analysis of the plot’s direction. Recently, they hit the nail on the head when predicting the departure of one of the most beloved characters: Sylvie Brett, played by actress Kara Kilmer.
The news of the actress’ departure has been confirmed, but it still remains a mystery how many episodes she will be present in the 12th season.
On the Reddit forum, fans of the series had already been speculating about Brett’s fate. The discussions revolved around her trajectory on the series, which included a relationship without chemistry with Dylan and the constant feeling that the writers no longer knew what to do with the character. These analyzes intensified with the return of Matt Casey, played by Jesse Spencer, at the end of the season, further highlighting the unresolved love between Brett and Casey.
The rumors gained traction when synopses for the final episodes of season 11 revealed a significant arc for Brett. With episodes focused on a harrowing calling, the search for closure with the baby she rescued, and the wait for life-changing news, fans speculated that Brett could adopt the baby and potentially get back together with Casey, paving the way for his departure from the series.
Although the adoption theory was discussed, it was pointed out that this had already happened to another character, Cruz, in the same season, making a repeat of the plot unlikely. However, the general feeling is that the series has set the stage for a worthy send-off for Brett. In this way, providing her with the happiness she deserves, whether through adoption, marriage or another path.
Brett’s departure from “Chicago Fire” marks the end of an era for the series and its fans. And now, they eagerly await to see how this story will unfold in season 12. The series, known for its exciting twists and turns, certainly has more surprises in store, keeping its loyal audience on the edge of their seats.
