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You’d think Duncan wouldn’t do well, but he’s actually great with the kids, getting frustrated WITH the kids, not AT them. He affirms their frustration, and reminds them that it’s okay to be angry, albeit in his own way.

Millie is great with kids that know how to read in one language but are learning how to read in another language.

Feel free to request other characters, or add your own ideas!

Also, shoutout to @mwolf0epsilon for her description of mimic Edward helping at these events in their Railway Mimic Au, in the linked post!

Also thoughts on TheBuriedTruck's Ethel and the TKELR?

I think vertical boiler engines are fascinating, and I would be happy to hear about your favorite ones. I don’t know much about the TKELR, but I like what I’ve seen about Ethel!

What's your headcanon for Salmon Trout?

Excellent choices!

Henrietta “caught” the bouquet at a wedding once! The wind kicked up when it was tossed and it ended up getting caught in the fence in front of her face. The groom gave Toby one of the flowers from a centerpiece and some floral wire so his crew could attach it to him for the day.

Toby’s crew will occasionally sneak some pepper or herbs into his firebox with his coal as a treat, because he likes how it makes the coal taste. Henrietta likes the smell of rosemary and sage better than pepper, but she’s just glad Toby enjoys the experience.

These two have a surprising amount in common in the movies where they serve as primary antagonists. Both tried to kill (or at least severely maim) an in-universe historical figure who hadn’t wronged them in any way (Hiro and Santa Claus).

Both have their main color schemes associated with aristocracy (silver and purple).

Look at those faces and just TRY to tell me you don’t see at least SOME resemblance!

Narcissism ahoy! (Note: narcissism itself does not make anyone automatically evil. I am not having a debate about this on my blog. It is a trait that both seem to show signs of though.)