He doesn’t leave her side in the field, and it doesn’t take long for him to restrict her to the district.Chicago Fire follows the professional and personal lives of the firefighters and paramedics at Firehouse 51 of the Chicago Fire Department. This was the first time we saw Voight treat her like a daughter to this extent on the job.
It’s no secret they have a father/daughter relationship, but we typically see that outside of work. The most interesting part of the case this week for me was the dynamic between Voight and Lindsay. Props to Dallas Roberts and the fantastic job he did bringing this character to life. He’s terrifying and one of the worst they’ve dealt with, but he sure is fascinating. And out of all the criminals to make a reappearance, I’m glad they chose Yates. I love when cases aren’t closed perfectly, when they last a few episodes, or like this week, when a past case comes back. One of my biggest (and only) complaints regarding this show is that cases and storylines are typically wrapped up within one episode. I was thrilled when I first heard they were bringing back Greg Yates. They are very similar, it seems, (I’m not as familiar with SVU as I would like), and Olivia would be the perfect role model and mentor for Erin. It’s too bad these two aren’t on the same show, I think they would be an excellent pair. She basically says it’s not something you get over, but rather something you just continue to deal with. Olivia tells Erin about a former case, apparently similar to what Erin is going through now. “Is it wrong that I’m kind of relieved that I’m the one who killed him?” Erin asks. Later, Olivia and Erin close out the night at Molly’s.
You are my balladeer singing the song of Gregory Williams Yates over, and over, and over.”From just outside the room, Voight hears the gunshot and enters to see Yates dead on the floor. You talk to the press, you testify in court. You write my name down in a police report. “You, my lovely, you get to tell this story. Sure enough, Yates lets Michael fall, which kills him, and he approaches Erin, taunting her. Much like Benson said earlier in the hour, that makes me think he doesn’t plan on making it out alive. Yates extremely intelligent and never confessed until now. He confesses to her that the pregnant fiancé he had who was murdered was not the trigger for him to begin killing, but rather his first kill. Her confrontation with Yates is a tense one as Michael’s life literally hangs in the balance. So naturally, Erin goes alone against Voight’s orders.
Of course, this misdirection allows Erin to go out and meet Yates on her own, exactly what she wanted. It’s the place tied to Yates, unlike Susan’s current home. This was weird to me, because for these detectives who are usually on point, I didn’t understand why going to the childhood home wasn’t their first thought. He has his dad at their childhood home, obviously. Everyone except for Erin heads out to Susan’s house, but just after they do, Erin and Nellie get another video chat from Yates back at the district. While the team makes the connection and prepares to go to Susan’s house, Yates finds his birth father, Michael, and kidnaps him. Susan is who Greg keeps “killing” when he kills each of his victims: a mid-twenties brunette. Out of fear for their yet-to-be-born daughter Nellie, Susan and Michael gave Greg up for adoption. Ruzek soon finds, “Nellie grew up Penelope Williams to parents Susan and Michael Williams here in Chicago…they also had a son by the name of Gregory.”Īntonio and Halstead talk with Susan, who tells them that Greg as a child was just as disturbing as Greg as an adult. When she hears Nellie’s maiden was Williams, making her given name Penelope Williams, she makes a connection. Olivia and Erin talk with Nellie and discover Yates is obsessed with “home”. Yates filmed their chat in Erin’s apartment, and the team (minus Erin) finds Nellie in the closet, alive, when they search it. He’s tracking her, and their video chat reveals his kidnapped victim Nellie Carr to still be alive. He also continues to taunt Erin and sends a mysterious package (a severed hand with a note) for her. This is yet another deviation from his MO, further frustrating and confusing the team. Yates soon kidnaps another girl, a redheaded woman in her forties.
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