Written by Alex Horab
Storyboarded by Angela Kim & Marie Lum
Storyboarded by Angela Kim & Marie Lum
Min and Ryan face a final challenge.
Tropes:
- An Aesop:
- Chasing your dreams isn't easy, you'll run into problems you can't conceive of and you may never reach the goal you're chasing. But it's still better than giving up and living miserably because you just might find something along the way that makes it all worthwhile.
- We can't control the tragedies that befall us, only how we cope with them.
- If you've wronged someone then take responsibility for it. You may not be Easily Forgiven but it's always a start.
- One Moment of Weakness doesn't make you a bad person. We struggle with hard choices all the time and still find our way through.
- We're justified in being upset over how harsh life can be but taking it out on someone who meant no harm isn't right.
- Bittersweet Ending: Ryan and Min-Gi manage to patch things up, exit the train, and start performing together again, but the Infinity Train's conductor has been usurped by Amelia and the viewer knows it'll be a long time before she's defeated.
- Call-Forward: Min-Gi and Ryan's doors merge once both are summoned, much like Jesse and M.T.'s would years later.
- Easily Forgiven: Kez simply apologizing to those she wronged is enough to get them to calm down and forgive her. Except for Judge Morpho, whom Ryan smacks into the chimney with his guitar.
- Grand Finale: Of both Book 4 and the series as a whole.
- Internal Reveal: Ryan tells Min-Gi about how he saw his exit then lost it because he considered abandoning Min-Gi.
- Reset Button: Ryan borrows the Eon Oscillator from the Parka Aliens to reset the damage to the room they're in. The aliens proceed to keep using it to undo the rest of Morgan's damage as they leave on Pig Toddler.
- Revenge Before Reason: Morgan is so incensed not to draw out another goodbye with a passenger that she's willing to let Pig Toddler destroy her on the way to Kez if it forces Min-Gi to take his exit instead of waiting for Ryan's.
