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The Stories of Sodor: Musician (Patreon)

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2024-12-06 13:00:01
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The engines on the Arlesdale Railway hear the tragic story of a music teacher waiting for her husband to return.

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Evan

Called it she’s a ghost

Ellis Miller

Kinda wish there was something after her playing the piano at the end.

Billy Jordan

Sad about her and her husband luckily these wonderful engines helped yet again

Matty Harris

One word for this section: Tragic. This was an interesting episode. A lot of exposition I will admit. Usually I’m not a fan of general stories that focus too much on lore because it gets very tiring to read but I always find interest when it comes to your lore. I always love the worldbuilding you have for Stories of Sodor so learning new unexplained lore makes me feel excited to know about. I really enjoyed seeing Rex, Mike and Bert again for their second episode in the series. I really do like their dynamics here again. Very interesting that they have a rule to only do one prank per April Fools, that’s neat to know. I will say here that Mike is the best character of this episode, I enjoyed seeing his character and how he was written and how he felt some anger over Mrs. Fletcher and her looking over the river. Hearing that it reminded him of an old local called Matilda who felt very similar to what Mrs. Fletcher was feeling. Dang, I really felt bad for him there. That’s very sad. And speaking of sad, Mrs. Fletcher as a whole. It’s very sad to see her waiting for her husband to return from sea, looking down at the river and then going back to her tattered house to play some really sad and somber tunes. I knew her husband was lost out of sea but I didn’t expect the plot twists that happened after that. She’s a ghost, her house was bombed in the Blitz and also a ghost. Jeez, that is very upsetting indeed. Seriously, poor lady and she stayed on Sodor with her unfinished business, to hope that her husband would return. Aw… that’s really tragic. I’m glad she was able to move on though thanks to Mike, and her having one last encore. I do hope she did reunite with her husband wherever he is. Well it’s nice to have another ghost episode after a long while. I think it’s bittersweet for sure. Interesting worldbuilding with a tragic tale. Very sweet story, told here. Great job with this!

James

That was really sweet :)

NeilS&M2

This was a really sad episode/moment for story’s of sodor

Sean Steere

Hold on, why's Dudley in the intro again?

Brandon

Every season has a saddest moment. S1. Carriages - death of Dominic S2. Shunted - Thomas, Bertie and Kate's arrests. S3. Trial - Peter's Sentencing S4. Expansion - Andreas' death S5. Munitions - Thomas gets put into a coma. Hopefully we'll see him again soon. So far, Musician has to be the saddest of S6.

BlueFanfictionInc

I kinda love the canon of ghost just existing on sodor. Starting with arthurs in the mid 30s, then dominic's, and now its become a sort of norm that ghosts just exist on the island. Though in fairness the island has a damn Scp outpost and all the stuff from the mmini series, so not too surprising. This was a good episode, sad but good.

Ellis Miller

I saw Andreas in the flashback. It was kind of nice

Matty Harris
>>157504437

Victor used the wrong intro, that’s why. You can also see that Barry’s old face pack is used as well in the intro

Sowanglap So

Anyway , change of topic , i like to ask the Scottish twins to play as a demoknight to kick bill and ben's bunker for a laugh or something.....

vicejones

this might be the best episode of the entire series you knok it out of the park it' perfect

Brandon
>>157506111

I did say SADDEST moment of each season. There can only be one saddest moment. But Adam's final firing was definately the saddest moment of S4. I had forgotten about that one.

Joshua Long

Well done! This was worth the watch. To see that the Fletcher house was a figment of imagination and vanishing completely added a somber tone overall.

Warriorwolf

That was a very nice story

Tacocat

Very good story, also will we get to hear the rest of that story Toby was telling in stories of war: espionage?