Thomas and the Magic Railroad The Movie Page #6
without the gold dust.
Without it,
the magic can't exist.
Aha!
There's the blue puffball!
And look who he's with.
Splodge, come and destroy.
- No. You do it yourself.
- We don't like you.
- We mean that. What does that mean?
- Emphatically. I have no idea.
Run, Lady. Quickly!
And I'm going to help you.
So am I, my Lady.
I'll not let you down again.
Who needs you, Splodge?
Watch out for the viaduct.
It's dangerous!
- What's the matter?
- Lady. That engine's name is Lady.
She's part of the clue
to the source of the gold dust!
Now I'll get you,
Burnett Stone.
No, you won't, because
the magic you refuse to believe in...
will get the better of you.
You can run,
but you can't hide.
Right, Pinchy?
- Pinchy's hungry.
- Get back.
Come on, Lady.
Coming, Puffball.
Look out!
Here I come!
Duck, Pinchy!
I like my lunch steamed.
Pretty fast for a puffball.
Well, Lady,
this is your shining time, too.
I hope so.
Come on, Lady.
Little engines can do big things.
Well done, Thomas!
Well done!
What's going on?
Hold it!
Puffball!
Tea pot!
Tin kettle!
Oh, well.
Nice time of the year for a cruise.
But, Mr. Conductor,
you still don't have your gold dust.
I think he will soon.
Wait a minute.
"Then watch the swirls
that spin so well."
Swirls. Like the shavings around Lady
when we were on the railroad.
- Is there anything else?
"So well."
A well means water.
Lily, put the shavings in
with the water.
Go ahead, Lily.
Throw it up in the air.
Please. Please.
Now, Lily.
- Gold dust!
- Gold dust!
Gold dust!
Lady, you're
a really helpful engine.
And helping each other brings to life
the magic in all of us.
Come on, Mutt.
Let's look around.
Lily...
I think
I promised you something.
Here.
Take some.
So, Cous,
how else can I help?
You mean, you don't want
to go back to the beach?
Well, maybe for a holiday.
But I'm ready to work.
You got a job for me?
Junior,
there is a railroad.
- With palm trees?
- One or two.
- And sunshine?
- Sunny spells.
I'll take it.
What's the way?
This is the way.
Hello.
Oh, yes, Sir Topham Hat, sir.
You're on your way back
right now.
Splendid news.
I'll be at the sheds to welcome you.
Oh, yes, sir.
Everything is under control.
Good-bye, sir.
Well, see you
in Shining Time.
Here, Grandpa.
I'd like you to have this.
Well, how sweet
of you, Lily.
Here. Give me
the bluebird.
Now we'll always remember
our Shining Time together.
Have a great time.
And so we've come
to the happy end of our story.
But it's time for all of us
to go home...
just like Thomas.
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