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The Stories of Sodor: Arlesdale (Patreon)

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2024-11-29 13:00:02
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A new railway is opening on Sodor and its engines do their best to make it successful.

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HankyyyA2B

FINALLY! THE LONG AWAITED ARLESDALE STORY IS HERE

Billy Jordan

At last it feels like it's been an eternity but it was so worth it!

Evan

Who thinks the house they past has the ghost of the musician

Matty Harris
>>156754260

I 100% think that's the case. Well, I'm not sure it's going to be a ghost but I do 100% believe that's the house of the unusal musician.

som man

This a good way to start my morning plus there is snow outside!

Matty Harris

Finally! After 7 years, we get the introduction of The Arlesdale Railway! Been excited about this episode. So this was a neat episode all round. I really enjoyed it. Seeing Rex, Mike and Bert in the series after all this time is such a joy and I really enjoyed their personalities here. While I’m still not that keen on Bert’s voice you’ve given him, his personality is really nice, taking the wise role of the three while Rex was reckless and Mike being… well Mike. The montage scenes of the building of the railway have been really nice, the music that went along with it was very nice and it helped give some foreshadowing into what was going to happen near the end. Also the banter between Mike and Rex is definitely the best part of the episode. I love their dialogue here and I found it interesting that Rex could plow snow without a problem, which unfortunately led to what happens next. I didn’t expect Rex to hit the cow. Granted that was foreshadowed since the beginning with Buttercup moving to Higgins Farm and that it was mentioned that she tends to be an escape artist. Plus Mike did interact with her too when she blocked the line so I should’ve expected it but I didn’t. Hearing the painful sounds of the cow was just awful though, I felt slightly bad especially because she was pregnant too. Then again, she was an escape artist, kind of her fault for being on the tracks but it’s also Rex’s fault for being too reckless. So at least the two were humbled at the end. Speaking of the ending, it’s nice that Bert was able to get the passenger side of things done well while Mike still didn’t and Rex being more careful. It’s great to see that line up and running. So there’s an eerie house that appears at the end. Hmm, I bet that’s home to the unusual musician. It does sound like that next episode might be a possible ‘scary’ episode. Maybe that musician is some kind of ghost or just someone that just looks eerie and nothing more. Very interested to find out about that musician next week! Anyways, this has been a very interesting episode. I enjoyed it a lot! Very nice, Victor!

John Daniels

Well this was pleasant to say the least

Mario sonic 64

We finally got to the Arlesdale Railway and i’m surprised Buttercup managed to survive, I thought we were gonna have our first animal to get killed off in the series

Matt Minter

This is 2nd favourite episodes so far. Great job on brining the miniature railway into your world. I look forward to seeing more about the mysterious house

Matty Harris
>>156754886

Because I love to review each episode. Plus, Victor always appreciates the feedback and my thoughts I give.

JDUB

Does the house have anything to do with whatever became of Smudger?

Silver Sheilds
>>157064201

No it does not. Also, due to rights given to the engines, they are protected from such fates occurring.

Silver Sheilds
>>157064201

Yes, matter of fact, this particular story has been up to debate in the TTTE community for the longest time. In the original story, it has been implied that Duke simply made it up just to scare Stuart and Falcon into behaving, so there's a very good chance Smudger never truly existed at all. This detail does get glossed over in the TTTE show, which has brought about several fans questioning if the island is under a totalitarian regime where even sighing a little too loud can subject you to a fate such as this. While that is widely debatable, I'm glad that in Victor's series, that is not the case due to laws and rights that protect the engines from something like the cutter's torch.