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The Stories of Sodor: Protestors (Patreon)

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2024-12-13 13:00:02
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Several protest groups emerge across Sodor, leading to several clashes between the public and the police.

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Ellis Miller

After this is the last episode.

Tacocat

This was a good but short episode. I honestly thought that the events leading to adjustment would be different. Although I can’t wait for the season finale of season 6. It will hopefully be a banger.

Mario sonic 64

Interesting, I wonder what will happen in the next episode?

Sean Steere

So I guess this means Joey would leave the force after discovering how corrupt it had become. Up until now, I thought he had an accident with a protestor. But I guess Troublemaker foreshadowed the former with the "Always a crook" statement. Glad to see the topics of corruption and protests though, especially with Wendell having a lead role after the lack of time he, William, and Toad had last season. Also that angry Toad face with the Diesel snarl teeth is cursed af

Ares

Meanwhile in the US..

Warriorwolf

I can already smell trouble for poor Joey just around the corner

Thomas Dignan

I think I know why Joey will be at Thomas’ Branchline. Good job as always Victor!

James Stavola

Im guessing the result of the inquiries will cause Joey to retire from the police force. Maybe it will cause Lenny and Eliza to be Sodors Police Engines.

Matty Harris

Well this episode was something. This episode was certainly interesting but nothing more than that. I don’t really think there was much of a story going on here, it felt like a lot more information was being said more than a good narrative. A lot of questions and answers were asked in the scenes so it felt very long exposition rather than an episode. Felt boring as well so it’s not a good episode, but it was interesting in a way. Really nice to see Wendell in a main role and William in a supporting role here, that was a nice surprise. It’s great to see them finally given their chance after how Vandalism swift from them over to Donald and Geoffrey. I think they played their roles nicely. Wendell has really good intuition and arguments with the protestors. Toad also played a nice role too, being able to find out who was the criminal of the Baxter case (been a long while since a human died just before something exciting was going to happen to them). Joey was also rather interesting, with him solving the case and helping Wendell out. So we see a lot of corruption with the police going on and how one of them, Constable Rollins, has been blackmailed by Norman Grant. Getting him out of jail early and not including a lot of important information about the crimes. Well it shows not even Sodor is safe from the underbelly of the police force, even if it is to hide the wrong things they’ve also done. Smart of Norman really but he still committed loads of crimes and even the murder of Kyle Baxter and that was being hidden until Toad brought it up. Norman and Rollins are just awful people. So at the end, which is important for Adjustments, we see that an inquiry was launched and that there was another crooked cop on Sodor. I have a theory about that. You know how Rollins says “Once a crook, always a crook” in this episode and that Rollins was arrested at the end? I think that the other crooked cop on Sodor is Joey. Back in Troublemaker when he was speaking to the engines, especially Diesel, he also said “Once a crook, always a crook”. There’s a connection. Plus given it looks like that the main officers (the ones in suits) is looking in the direction of Joey and the police in uniform is looking away from Joey and at the suits, plus with him looking rather disappointed and William looking sad, it makes question that Joey is the other crook on Sodor, meaning his previous words just set his fate. Maybe with Joey being the other crooked cop, this is why he suddenly made adjustments to retiring from the police force and becoming part of Sodor, being painted blue. But hey, that’s just my theory for what’s to come for next week. Overall, this episode was fine. Nothing exciting but still rather interesting in its own way. Not bad at all, Victor.

Vincent Sabol

So quick theory for the final episode. You see there is a small pattern with these series I've noticed. After the first 2 seasons of season 1 and season 2, the stories of war happen. Then after season 3 and 4. The SCPs of Sodor took place. So what am thinking is that After season 6, there will be some kind of mini series and that may be the 1969 ban on steam or something with a certain E2