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The Stories of Sodor: Troublemaker (Patreon)

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2024-11-08 13:00:05
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A new engine is assigned to the Brendam branch to assist with the increasing workload, one who may be more trouble than he's worth.

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Ellis Miller

Good grief, this might play "Pop Goes The Diesel" and "Dirty Work."

Panther J

So Dudly is basically Bruce from the actual show that we're all familiar with? Sounds about right.

Billy Jordan

I can tell Dudley's words really affected Daisy to do more

Thomas Dignan

Kind of predictable but not too predictable. Good job.

HankyyyA2B

Good lord I think this is the 2nd time an engine was introduced then killed off in 1 episode

Sally lloyd

That’s sad. While he wasn’t the best he didn’t deserve that.

Tacocat

A solid 9/10 episode. I really enjoyed this one. I also guess I was correct about Dudley not lying after those vans derailed. Dudley's hatred towards diesels did feel annoying at some parts but it worked well. Dudley knocking BoCo off the rails was a little bit shocking but I kind of figured that would happen. Dudley dying in the end was also shocking. But I guess he deserved to go out for assaulting 3 engines. I'm also wondering if Lenny was okay after the crash. But overall a solid episode.

Martin Andersen

Damn, this story to a turn. Might be the best episode so far in seson 6

John Daniels

Hmmm, not bad at all. My only objection/suggestion/change would be to show the accident? I had a feeling Dudley would be killed off as soon as he assaulted BoCo but even then…..

Matty Harris

I… I have no words to describe what I’ve seen. But I’m going to have to try my best. So this episode was… interesting to say at least. We have the singular appearance of Dudley and.. You know I have been very scared for over a year to see how you were going to write him, especially that you didn’t know the character at first at all. Not to mention your use of previous OCs not owned by you, especially what happened in the last season. I will say, I’m glad you have kept Dudley’s manipulative personality and that he hates diesels but there’s something about it that felt way off. Prime example being how he spoke to Rosie throughout. He sounded very creepy, not a smooth talker and it doesn’t help with the voice you gave him too. That slow, snarl of a voice. It’s very off-putting. And of course, the way he acts towards the diesels. It’s definitely an interpretation of Dudley but I don’t think I can get behind it. Luckily I don’t need to, but I’m getting ahead of myself. There are some interesting points that happened here. First of course being Rosie, I think she was definitely the strongest character in this episode. I understand her reason to wanting to help get Dudley over his hatred but halfway through, she realises the problem with him. I’m really glad she did. I did enjoy her here. The second interesting point would go to Dudley speaking to Daisy. I love the foreshadowing that’s going to lead into Limits. Sounds like Dudley saying that being a Jack of All Trades is better than being a master of one definitely got her to think about doing more than just passenger work. Makes me interested more in seeing Limits, next week. Finally being that Dudley was set up by a former workman that got sacked and wanted revenge. Hmm, I’m not sure how to feel about that. Like it’s bad enough that he got set up which doesn’t help towards his hatred towards the diesels but… it makes me feel slightly sad for him, for a least a second. Finding out that Dudley had committed assault was one thing and then at the end, it turns out he got killed accidentally by a diesel?! Jeez. Oh my gosh. I didn’t know if he was going to go out one way or another due to the different rules in universe but I never thought about that at all. It’s a mixture of emotions I can say but it’s rather confusing. So that is why overall, I have no words to describe what I’ve seen. Did I enjoy the episode however. Unfortunately, I didn’t. I think it’s just due to how Dudley was written. He felt too uncomfortable and the ending… It's just bad. I’m sorry. I felt so uncomfortable watching this episode that it legit weird me out.

Vincent Sabol

I thought this was a really great story.

James

Good ep I loved it.

Shrooma

Yep, the Dudley arc crammed into one episode, with alternate events compared to the original, but like the original, the ending was the same where he left in disgrace and ended up scrapped.

DeterminedGuy

The best yet! Good length of episode, the story is not rush and yet the awnser to everything is right at the start. Hallrick saying he going to get is revenge was the clue.

Sean Steere

Talk about an abrupt ending with Dudley being killed off. What exactly even caused Theodore to run a red signal?

Darksteeldude Productions

Amazing I loved this episode but I can't help wonder what the bug scheme was and if there were more people involved

TheNebulaXYZ
>>154712682

I think his way of speaking was Victors way of trying to match George Carlins way of voicing Diesel. Smooth and deep. Probably to show how manipulative and devious he was.

Mario sonic 64

That part where Dudley attacks, Boco, was intense, but I never thought he would be set up by a worker!

Niall Corcoran

I had feeling Dudley was set up by the fired worker. I don't condone his intolerance but I do feel sorry he had been set up as he did and for his end.

Jordan92

Well I didn’t see that ending coming

OldJackson Bailey

This episode was good, but it wasn’t amazing. The many scenes without action or dialogue bring back memories of the horrendous season 5. I would’ve have definitely liked to see the scene in which Dudley actually dies. That would’ve been very suspenseful, and would have added to the story. And if it was fleshed out a bit, it would’ve also improved quality. This season overall has felt rushed, and I don’t like it. I’m hoping that later episodes will be about, or more than 20 minutes, especially the arlesdale episode.

James Stavola
>>154731369

Same here. Although, I think Dudley’s dislike of deisels came from all those supremacist snobs BR pumped out. Of course, it doesn’t justify what he did, but if I were in Dudley’s position, I would end up hating deisels too.

Ellis Miller

I feel like Joey's "Once a crook, always a crook" and Bruce calling it out might be foreshadowing to why Joey undergoes drastic changes.

Kevin O-1986

OK, I guess you've got a slightly different title reel ready (this time without Dudley) presumably.

Ivy Kelly

Another fantastic episode I never thought I’d see it but some representation of trans. Yes I know I’m reading a bit too much into it but my god you’re an incredible writer Victor.

Aydan

You know I wonder why single went red and the engine didn’t stop could have the sacked worker tampered with the Single

Isaiah Soblotney

"so your a jack of all trades but a master of none" "better that than a master of one" god damn the way those line were delivered, simply divine, i couldn't stop laughing at how impressive that was