I just saw Fire Country's darkest twist yet and found out who is Gabriela's stalker 

As Fire Country Season 3 races toward its finale, things are getting wild, tense, and downright terrifying. While Station 42 just had a brief win against Oxalta, danger is far from over. In fact, one character now finds herself in serious trouble, Gabriela.

The past few episodes have taken Gabriela from hopeful romance to full-blown horror story. And at the center of this chaos? Finn, her new love interest who has now turned into a full-blown stalker.

Let’s break down everything that’s happened and what this shocking twist could mean for Gabriela, Bode, and the entire Fire Country crew.

Season 3 has been a wild ride. From shady corporate fights with Oxalta to personal dilemmas at Station 42, the stakes have been rising steadily. And with the finale split into two explosive parts, the danger is peaking, especially for Gabriela.

Jake, played by Jordan Calloway, made a major decision: he’s leaving Station 42 for a new promotion. While that might seem like a personal win, it also shakes up the crew right before things hit the fan. His exit couldn’t have come at a worse time.

Sure, the team had a small win over the evil Oxalta group, but Fire Country wouldn’t be Fire Country if things stayed calm for long. That “other shoe” we’ve all been waiting for? It’s already starting to drop.

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Gabriela learns the truth

Finn, played by Blake Lee, was introduced as Gabriela’s new romantic interest. At first, it seemed like his only job was to create some romantic tension between Gabriela and her ex, Bode.

But boy, were we wrong.

Their very first kiss was barely over when Finn started talking about marriage. Major red flag. Gabriela was understandably freaked out, and she began to pull away.

Instead of giving Gabriela space, Finn began flooding her with creepy, controlling texts. That’s when she decided to block his number, thinking it was over. But Finn wasn’t done.

In a twisted turn of events, a fire breaks out at Finn’s house, and guess which station responds? Yup, Station 42. Turns out, Finn started the fire just to see Gabriela again.

Jake and Audrey arrive at the scene, but what they discover goes beyond burnt furniture and smoke damage.

They stumble upon a dark room filled with dozens of pictures of Gabriela, many taken without her knowledge. He’s been stalking her for days, maybe even weeks.

In the ambulance, Finn pretends to be sorry, a fake apology to reel her back in. Then things take a darker turn.

He pulls out a scalpel, threatening to hurt himself if Gabriela doesn’t take him back. It's no longer just creepy; it’s life-threatening.

Remember how Finn was first introduced? He was caught breaking into his neighbor’s apartment, claiming he was checking on her. Even back then, something didn’t feel right.

Early in their “relationship,” Finn bought Gabriela a new phone. Sounds sweet, right? Until you realize it could’ve been used to track her. Bode even agreed it was weird.

From random show-ups at the firehouse to nights at Smokey’s bar, Finn was always just there. Looking back, it was never a coincidence; it was calculated.

At the end of the episode, Gabriela confides in her dad, Manny. He’s worried, and rightfully so. But she calmly says, “I can protect myself.”

This is where Fire Country literally brings in Chekhov’s gun, a writing rule that says if a gun is shown, it will be used. And Gabriela still has hers.

It’s likely that Gabriela will have to kill Finn to protect herself. She’s been pushed to the edge, and he’s a real threat.

There’s a good chance that Bode will help her, especially if Finn targets both of them out of jealousy.

If Bode is the one to kill Finn, things could get tragic fast. He might be sent back to Three Rock, just as he was starting to rebuild his life.

Even if Gabriela survives, the emotional scars from Finn’s stalking and manipulation will follow her into next season. There’s no walking away from this without some serious trauma.

Fire Country might use this to finally push Gabriela and Bode back together, but their reunion may be tainted by guilt, grief, and emotional scars.

Fire Country has always been about emotional high stakes and dramatic rescues, but Season 3 just took things to a whole new level. Finn’s transformation from “love interest” to full-blown stalker has been terrifying and tragic. Now, with Gabriela’s life hanging in the balance, we’re on the edge of our seats waiting to see how this fiery finale ends.

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