Warning! SPOILERS about Fire Country season 3, episode 6 ahead.

Bode’s future has been the focus ofFire Countryseason 3, but one thing that could interfere with his progress has been subtly hinted to have to do with Sharon’s approach with him. Ever sinceFire Countryseason 2’s ending confirmed Bode was set to get out after he received the extraordinary conduct credit at the Lazarus fire,everything was devoted to finding what to do with his future for Bode. The impossibility of telling Gabriela about his feelings for her only propelled Bode even more to focus on his career after prison, which he decided had to be firefighting.

Audrey’s Fire Country Story Highlights Sharon’s Failure As A Mother To Bode

Audrey & Sharon’s talk let their relationship make great strides, but it also highlighted Sharon’s major shortcoming in regards to Bode’s life.

The helicopter crash during Gabriela’s wedding greatly changed things for the better for Bode, as his behavior convinced Luke Leone he was ready to devote his life to firefighting.The saves he and Gabriela pulled off were their lifeline for different reasons, as Gabriela would rather focus on patients than her own failed wedding, and being part of the rescuing was fodder for Bode’s test to join the Edgewater training program. Vince and Sharon had been supportive throughoutBode’sFire Countryseason 3 firefightingtraining, but one of Sharon’s reactions hinted at her approach possibly being harmful to Bode.

Diane Farr as Sharon Leone and Leven Rambin as Audrey James in Fire Country season 3, episode 6-1

Sharon’s Patten Suggests She Lacks Faith In Bode

Sharon Imagined The Worst For Bode When She Learned He Was Moving

Sharon reacted overwhelmingly positively after she learned about Bode’s return to Edgewater inFire Countryseason 1, entirely opposing Vince’s outlook, who just wanted him far away, still faulting Bode for Riley’s death. Indeed, seeing Bode healthy and sober was a balm for Sharon, and she believed him straight away, supporting him and overall enjoying his presence in Edgewater. However,the drug test coming back positive inFire Countryseason 1’s endingseemingly destroyed Sharon’s faith in Bode. Although Bode confessed to relapsing despite it not being true,Vince gave him the benefit of the doubt, while Sharon fled Edgewater.

Learning that Bode wanted to move out of their home prompted Vince and Sharon to have very different reactions inFire Countryseason 3.

Diane Farr as Sharon Leone and Billy Burke as Vince Leone in Fire Country season 2, episode 10

Bode focusing on his future inFire Countryseason 3 gave Vince and Sharon no reason to worry, instead showing them how intent he was on putting his past behind him. Vince and Sharon even agreed not to over-parent Bode, deeming him out of the woods. Despite that, learning that Bode wanted to move out of their home prompted Vince and Sharon to have very different reactions inFire Countryseason 3. Indeed,if Vince supported Bode, Sharon’s mind went to the worst scenario, opposing his move away, especially as Bode still had to graduate from the Cal Fire training.

How Sharon’s True Feelings Towards Bode Can Hinder Him In Fire Country

Sharon’s Lack Of Belief In Bode Means He Has Fewer Loved Ones Supporting Him

Sharon’s inclination to believe the worst about Bode or think of the most terrible scenario possible can hinder Bode from continuing to build his future. Bode didn’t listen to anybody about his plan to join Cal Fire, but he may be more trusting in others’ opinion of his journey if it pertained to other choices, like where he lived or who he hung out with.Sharon’s negativity when a new change is introduced in Bode’s life can thus influence Bode for the worse, affecting his path and possibly pushing back his evolution inFire Countryseason 3.

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June 25, 2025

Fire Countryseason 3 returns to CBS at 9pm on Friday, August 23, 2025.

Fire Country

Fire Country follows Bode Donovan, a young convict seeking redemption by joining a firefighting program in his Northern California hometown. Working alongside elite firefighters, Donovan and fellow inmates strive to control massive wildfires in the region while navigating personal challenges and community dynamics.