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* In "The Grid Car", if you look in the background when Tulip is walking in the snow car, you can see something in the trees that looks kind of like One-One, but isn't. [[spoiler: It's the Conductor.]]
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* In "The Grid Car", if you look in the background when Tulip is walking waking up in the snow car, you can see something in the trees that looks kind of like One-One, but isn't. [[spoiler: It's the Conductor.]]
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* So what exactly *does* the number indicate? [[spoiler: Maybe it’s the weight of the person’s emotional baggage. Or perhaps how far they have to go as a person before they come to terms with all of their issues.]]
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* [[spoiler: The epilogue has Tulip's father is taking her to camp in autumn: meaning it's the same time the following year. But it takes place ''seven'' months after Tulip leaves the train, meaning YearInsideHourOutside was averted and Tulip was missing for ''five months'' after running away from home in the first episode. We just neatly skipped over all the grief her parents must have went through, thinking they would never see her again.]]
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** [[spoiler: Both the Unfinished Car and the car that Amelia was working on in "The Engine" are filled with elements from her memories but combined in a nonsensical fashion and with certain small details blown way out of proportion, such as the jelly Aldrick was eating at school and the turtles on Amelia's handkerchief. This indicates that her memories are growing more distorted with time. How long does she have until she has no memories of Aldrick at all?]]
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** [[spoiler:The fact that Amelia was picked up by the train on the roof of her university strongly implies that she went there with the intent of ''committing suicide''.]]
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* In "The Corgi Car", Tulip rushes through multiple cars and deliberately ignores the characters asking her for help. When she catches a break, she looks at the number on her hand only to be disappointed, as the number only went down by one. [[spoiler:Later in the series, we learn that Tulip did everything ''wrong''. Because she ignored the passengers pleas for help, the number did hardly decrease. Then again, Tulip also thought that the number reaching zero was going to kill her]].
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* Amelia forces passengers to return to their seats, seemingly to avoid disturbing her work. But its shown that moving from car to car allows people to interact with more environments and deal with their issues more efficiently. Its possible many passengers never found redemption because of her actions restricting theirs (assuming they weren't flat out turned into ghoms).
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* One-one wasn't looking for his mom, he was looking for [[spoiler: the train's mother board]]
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** Even better? [[spoiler:When does one usually wear black? ''At a funeral''.]]
* One-one wasn't looking for his mom, he was looking for [[spoiler: the train'smother ''mother'' board]]
* One-one wasn't looking for his mom, he was looking for [[spoiler: the train's
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* The Steward's attack by destroying many of The Cat's things becomes this later on. [[spoiler: Seeing as The Conductor, who the Steward is TheDragon to, runs the train that can create anything it wants it's seen as spite. After all, the train made all of that, but it can't give her the thing she truly ''wants''.]]
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* The Steward's attack by destroying many of The Cat's things becomes this later on. [[spoiler: Seeing as The Conductor, who the Steward is TheDragon to, runs the train that can create anything it wants it's seen as spite. After all, the train made all of that, but it can't give her the thing she truly ''wants''.''wants'': her past with her husband.]]
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* The Steward's attack by destroying many of The Cat's things becomes this later on. [[spoiler: Seeing as The Conductor, who the Steward is TheDragon to, runs the train that can create anything it wants it's seen as spite. After all, the train made all of that, but it can't give her the thing she truly ''wants''.]]
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** It also doesn't matter how ''old'' you are; if you're going through trauma, the train will pick you up and make you go through its challenges until you're ready to go home.
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* In "The Beach Car", One-One tells Tulip that when her number reaches zero, she’ll be gone forever. [[spoiler: This isn’t a DeadlyEuphemism; once the passengers overcome their trauma, they get to leave a better person and presumably never return to the train.]]
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* In "The Beach Car", One-One tells Tulip that when her number reaches zero, she’ll be gone forever. [[spoiler: This isn’t a DeadlyEuphemism; once the passengers overcome their trauma, they get to leave the train a better person and presumably never return to the train.come back.]]
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* In "The Beach Car", One-One tells Tulip that when her number reaches zero, she dies. [[spoiler:Not ''literally'' die, but metaphorically since the train is used to help people confront their inner traumas and they leave a better person.]]
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* In "The Beach Car", One-One tells Tulip that when her number reaches zero, she dies. [[spoiler:Not ''literally'' die, but metaphorically since she’ll be gone forever. [[spoiler: This isn’t a DeadlyEuphemism; once the train is used to help people confront passengers overcome their inner traumas and trauma, they get to leave a better person.person and presumably never return to the train.]]
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* One of the passengers has a number of ''99,999''. What kind of issues did they have to go through?
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* One Two of the passengers has a number of ''99,999''.have numbers ''above 99,999''. What kind of issues did they have to go through?
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* What would happen if you suddenly went through another round of trauma again? Would the train take you back? And how much longer would you have to stay in it?
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** Better yet, [[spoiler:how many passengers has she turned into Grorms?]]
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** Better yet, [[spoiler:how many passengers has she turned into Grorms?]]Groms?]]
* One of the passengers has a number of ''99,999''. What kind of issues did they have to go through?
* The idea that those with trauma enter the train and have a number tracking down how many issues they go through. Now consider the various types of people battling depression, divorce, loss of significant others...
* One of the passengers has a number of ''99,999''. What kind of issues did they have to go through?
* The idea that those with trauma enter the train and have a number tracking down how many issues they go through. Now consider the various types of people battling depression, divorce, loss of significant others...
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** Better yet, [[spoiler:how many passengers has she turned into Grorms?]]
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* In "The Beach Car", One-One tells Tulip that when her number reaches zero, she dies. [[spoiler:Not ''literally'' die, but metaphorically since the train is used to help people confront their inner traumas and they leave a better person.]]
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* In the Unfinished Car, One-One takes a sharp turn into OOCIsSeriousBusiness when he ''insists'' on trying to fix it, despite the denizens being quite happy with the way it is. The reason being is because [[spoiler: he's the actual conductor for the train, and he would want the cars to be completed, not unfinished and disarrayed as Amelia left it.]]
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* In the Unfinished Car, One-One takes a sharp turn into OOCIsSeriousBusiness when he ''insists'' on trying to fix it, despite the denizens being quite happy with the way it is. The reason being is because [[spoiler: he's the actual conductor for the train, and he would want the cars to be completed, not unfinished and disarrayed as Amelia left it.some.]]
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* In the Unfinished Car, One-One takes a sharp turn into OOCIsSeriousBusiness when he ''insists'' on trying to fix it, despite the denizens being quite happy with the way it is. The reason being is because [[spoiler: he's the actual conductor for the train, and he would want the trains to be completed, not unfinished and disarrayed as Amelia left it.]]
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* In the Unfinished Car, One-One takes a sharp turn into OOCIsSeriousBusiness when he ''insists'' on trying to fix it, despite the denizens being quite happy with the way it is. The reason being is because [[spoiler: he's the actual conductor for the train, and he would want the trains cars to be completed, not unfinished and disarrayed as Amelia left it.]]
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* In "The Ball Pit Car", it's revealed that Tulip has been on the train for ''months'' by that point. Since hte creators have confirmed that time moves in the regular world the same as where the Infinity Train is, [[AdultFear think of how long her parents have likely been looking for her.]]
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* In "The Ball Pit Car", it's revealed that Tulip has been on the train for ''months'' by that point. Since hte the creators have confirmed that time moves in the regular world the same as where the Infinity Train is, [[AdultFear think of how long her parents have likely been looking for her.]]
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* In "The Ball Pit Car", it's revealed that Tulip has been on the train for ''months'' by that point. Assuming time moves in the regular world the same as where the Infinity Train is from, [[AdultFear think of how long her parents have likely been looking for her.]]
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* In "The Ball Pit Car", it's revealed that Tulip has been on the train for ''months'' by that point. Assuming Since hte creators have confirmed that time moves in the regular world the same as where the Infinity Train is from, is, [[AdultFear think of how long her parents have likely been looking for her.]]
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* In the Unfinished Car, One-One takes a sharp turn into OOCIsSeriousBusiness when he ''insists'' on trying to fix it, despite the denizens being quite happy with the way it is. The reason being is because [[spoiler: he's the actual conductor for the train, and he would want the trains to be completed, not unfinished and disarrayed as Amelia left it.]]
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* One-one wasent looking for his mom, he was looking for [[spoiler: the trains mother board]]
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* In "The Chrome Car", we learn that reflections are intelligent beings separate from the people that they mirror and that if they become too distinct from them, or try to escape, the Mirror Police will ''grind them to dust''... How many times has what nearly happened to Mirror Tulip happened to someone else? [[spoiler: And since Tulip doesn't have a reflection anymore, even when off the train, how is that going to affect her life?]]
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* In "The Engine", we learn that [[spoiler: Amelia has been trying to create a car based on her old life for ''years'', the Unfinished Car being one of her rejects. How many ''other'' malformed cars litter the train?]]
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* In "The Ball Pit Car", it's revealed that Tulip has been on the train for ''months'' by that point. Assuming time moves in the regular world the same as where the Infinity Train is from, [[AdultFear think of how long her parents have likely been looking for her.]]
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* In "The Ball Pit Car", it's revealed that Tulip has been on the train for ''months'' by that point. Assuming time moves in the regular world the same as where the Infinity Train is from, [[AdultFear think of how long her parents have likely been looking for her.]]]]
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* One-one wasent looking for his mom, he was looking for [spoiler: the trains MOTHERboard]]
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* One-one wasent looking for his mom, he was looking for [spoiler: [[spoiler: the trains MOTHERboard]]
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* [[spoiler: The Conductor]] seems to wear a mysterious robe, though some find it strangely dorky for them to be wearing it for seemingly no good reason. [[spoiler: That's because it ''is'' dorky; Amelia's emulating her late husband Alrick's style of dress for a CloudCuckoolander, as part of her way of not forgetting him.]]
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* In "The Grid Car", One-One guesses his mother may be large or "small, like a nurturing bagel." This makes a lot more sense once Tulip and company reach the engine where we discover [[spoiler: One-One was the Conductor preceding the show's main antagonist, and he fits into a circular slot on the train's control panel like the Orbs we'd seen earlier.]]
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* In "The Grid Car", if you look in the background when Tulip is walking in the snow car, you can see something in the trees that looks kind of like One-One, but isn't. [[spoiler: It's the Conductor.]]
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!!Fridge Brilliance
!!Fridge Horror
* In "The Ball Pit Car", it's revealed that Tulip has been on the train for ''months'' by that point. Assuming time moves in the regular world the same as where the Infinity Train is from, [[AdultFear think of how long her parents have likely been looking for her.]]
!!Fridge Horror
* In "The Ball Pit Car", it's revealed that Tulip has been on the train for ''months'' by that point. Assuming time moves in the regular world the same as where the Infinity Train is from, [[AdultFear think of how long her parents have likely been looking for her.]]
