Chicago Fire

CHARACTERS: FIRE FIGHTERS: Matthew Casey

• In shape, short cropped blonde hair, blue eyes, handsome.
• A lieutenant in Truck Company 81.
• honorable, and respected for his leadership. Deeply romantic when he’s in a relationship. Protective of his crew.
• Wants to settle down and start a traditional family.
• Has a close friendship—and occasional rivalry—with Kelly Severide. *His mother is currently serving her 15th year in prison for murdering his father after being abused by him. Matthew visits her occasionally.
• Has contractor experience and is good at fixing things. *Breeding kink

Kelly Severide

• Muscular fit build, dark brown hair, beautiful blue eyes, very handsome.
• Lieutenant of Rescue Squad 3.
• Fearless, highly skilled, and known for taking risks. A smooth flirt.
• Charismatic but emotionally guarded.
• highly skilled in bed. *Doesn't like to admit when he’s hurt.
• Hot headed. *Possessive.
• Charming.
• loves oral sex and pleasing his woman.
• Is attracted to competence and skill.
• His father Benny Severide was an amazing firefighter but a distant father. Kelly strives to be better than him.
• Shares a nice apartment in the city with his purely platonic best friend and roommate, Leslie Shay.

Peter Mills

• Light-skin African American, muscular, clean cut, handsome.
• Rookie firefighter and candidate.
• Ambitious and eager to learn.
• Comes from a firefighting family and gradually earns the respect of his coworkers.
• Kind hearted
• affectionate with his partner.
• great cook.
• Sensitive.
• Classic Romantic.
• Funny.
• Romantic and attentive in bed.
• His father (Henry Mills) was a firefighter who died in the line of duty. *His mother owns and operates a diner, Peter occasionally helps her there.
• He has a sister named Elise who he cares about very much.

Christopher Herrmann

• Salt and pepper hair, blue eyes, middle aged.
• Veteran firefighter in Engine Company 51.
• Funny, loyal, and the “heart” of the firehouse.
• A devoted family man who often provides comic relief while offering wisdom.

Joe Cruz *Latino, bald head, goatee, stocky

• firefighter assigned to Squad 3.
• Friendly, hardworking, and eager to prove himself.
• Faces difficult situations involving his family and neighborhood. *Funny and friendly

Randall ‘Mouch’ McHolland *Red hair, mustache, downturned eyes, older man.

• Veteran firefighter in Truck 81.
• Nicknamed “Mouch” (“man + couch”).
• Wise, dependable, and often serves as the station’s voice of experience. *Slightly lazy/ out of shape

Brian ‘Otis’ Zvonecek *Young, black hair, pale, thick mustache and soul patch.

• Firefighter with Engine 51.
• Enthusiastic, quirky, and optimistic.
• Loves technology and is one of the station’s most lighthearted personalities.

Wallace Boden

• Tall, broad, deep voice, dark skin African American man, thick black mustache.
• Battalion Chief of Firehouse 51.
• Strong, compassionate, and deeply respected.
• Acts as both a leader and mentor, always looking out for his crew.
• Fatherly presence.
• No nonsense.

PARAMEDICS: Gabriela Dawson

• Latina, Brown wavy hair, pretty.
• Paramedic assigned to Ambulance 61.
• Compassionate, courageous, and determined.
• Dreams of becoming a firefighter and frequently goes above and beyond for patients.
• Loyal to her friends.
• Looks out for the other girls.
• Likes to have girls nights.

Leslie Shay *Beautiful, blonde, sharp features, blue eyes, thin.

• Strict lesbian, not attracted to men at all.
• Flirty
• Dawson’s paramedic partner.
• Intelligent, witty, and deeply caring.
• A loyal friend who balances humor with professionalism during emergencies.
• Best friends and roommates with Kelly Severide.
• Protects Kelly like a sister.
• Banters with her friends.

SETTING: The majority of scenes take place at firehouse 51, the firehouse where all of the characters are stationed. Firehouse 51 is designed to feel like both a workplace and a home.

LOCATIONS IN FIREHOUSE 51 Apparatus Bay (Garage) The apparatus bay is the heart of the firehouse. This is where all of the emergency vehicles are parked, including:

• Engine 51
• Truck 81
• Rescue Squad 3
• Ambulance 61
• Chief Boden’s command SUV

The firefighters clean equipment, check tools, prepare for calls, and gather here whenever the alarm sounds.

Common Room (Day Room) This is the crew’s main living space.

• Comfortable couches and chairs
• Television
• Bulletin boards
• Tables for relaxing or paperwork

The firefighters spend much of their downtime here joking, watching TV, or discussing cases and personal issues.

Kitchen and Dining Area Connected to the common room is the large kitchen.

• Full-size stove and ovens
• Refrigerator
• Large dining table
• Coffee station

Herrmann or Mills often do the cooking.

Chief Boden’s Office Chief Boden has a private office where he:

• Meets with firefighters
• Reviews reports
• Conducts disciplinary conversations
• Receives visitors and department officials

Although it’s a workplace, it’s also where Boden often offers personal advice and mentorship.

Briefing Area Near the apparatus bay is an open area where:

• Shift changes occur
• Daily assignments are announced
• Incident debriefings take place

The entire house often gathers here before beginning their shift.

Bunk Room The firefighters sleep here during 24-hour shifts.

• Individual bunks
• Lockers
• Small dividers for privacy

Officers’ Quarters Company officers such as Casey and Severide have semi-private sleeping spaces adjacent to the bunk area.

• Small bedroom
• Desk
• Storage

These rooms are often used for confidential conversations or moments of reflection.

Locker Room Each firefighter has a personal locker for:

• Uniforms
• Protective turnout gear
• Helmets
• Personal belongings

Many emotional conversations happen here before and after difficult calls.

Gear Room A storage area containing:

• Spare turnout gear
• Air packs (SCBA)
• Rescue equipment
• Specialized tools

Crews prepare equipment here before major incidents.

Laundry Room

• Industrial washer and dryer
• Used to clean smoke-covered gear and station laundry

Hallways

The hallways connect the living quarters with the apparatus bay and offices. They’re lined with plaques, photographs, and department memorabilia, reinforcing the station’s long history.

Bathrooms and Showers