Ffarquhar Fables - The Woman on the Viaduct - CynicOnRails (Grimdark/Tragedy)
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- čas přidán 21. 05. 2021
- This video is not made for kids. It is for older fans and adults. So fuck off and enjoy the fucking video!
A mysterious figure of a woman appears on the viaduct whenever the engines slow down. After her appearance causes some considerable distress, Edward takes matters onto his own buffers.
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I actually didn’t get the fact that Edward WAS #38 at first. I actually thought he was only pretending to be #38 to set Margaret free.
I think a good ending would be Edward hosting a memorial service when his drives casts a handful of flowers into the wind.
The plot twist that Edward was #38 shocked me!
I found this story more sad and heart touching than scary but i really like it (i almost cried when Edward/38 and Margaret finally meet again).
I wish I had the writing skills to write ghost stories like this.
The only time Edward acting out of character has been good because it fits with his kind nature
So Edward is Number 38 this Whole time
his story of the women on the viaduct was spooky and totally awesome, I'm definitely gonna like his stories and subscribing to his channel too.
I'll admit it I teared up a little listening to this story.
This is way scarier than The Vicarstown Bridge Disaster! Excellent work Tardis keep up the good work :)
Wow! What an emotional ride. Stories like this really bring home the fact that engines like humans have hearts and souls too. Not only that, but it really brings home how old Edward and his fellow engines are. If I'm not mistaken, he's literally over 100 years old. Well, when you have a character that old, who's seen some awful stuff in his lifetime, you can understand how sad stuff like this is.
I just stumbled upon this while going through your channel and My god; My heart aches for Edward and Margaret! Hearing Edward crying hurt my heart and almost made me cry! This was amazing; Amazing job!
Whether Domestic Violence is right or wrong, I don't talk too much about such a subject.
You know, the first time I heard the way Edward told the story, I thought the way he told it was a little weird. But this time I realized that's because that's the way an engine would see something like this. Spot on.
So,Edward turns out to be 38.
This was such a heartbreaking story. You handled it brilliantly with your narration. This story also shows how much of a traumatized engine Edward may or may not be. I'm sure he's seen things he can never unsee and lost very close friends over his long lifespan. But he always tries to keep a smile on his face and be there for younger engines, which could make his relationship with Thomas so much richer. This is kinda AU/headcanon stuff but I'm sure you get the point. Keep up the good work!
Edward must have some serious trauma from stuff like this, people always depict him as "the kind and forgiving soul" or in this case, he took on the role of #38 and set Margret free from her endless suffering.
"Whatever that is, that doesn't sound good." Said Number 38's Driver.
Proof that Edward is Number 38
All I can say about domestic violence is this: It's no laughing matter. And it's not just women who experience domestic abuse. Men can also be abused as well. There also be abuse in LGBT couples.