This is a sunny day,
and Sodor Island is busy with activities.
The trains carry passengers and items
up and down each rail line Sir Topham Hatt train,
except the branch line from Thomas,
which is closed for repairs a broken bridge.
Instead of working in the branch path,
Thomas has been sent to the Sodor Chinese clay mine
to work with Bill and Ben.
Hello.
Is there anyone here?
Bill.
Ben. </ P>
Hey, wait for me. </ P>
Ben! </ P>
Bill! </ P>
Hello, Ben.
You're very slow, Thomas.
Your carriage is on over there.
Don't be silly, Ben.
Thomas isn't strong enough to pull the carriages away.
Of course I'm strong.
Oh hey, stop.
What... What's wrong with you carriage?
Ouch.
Not the carriage that interests you, Timothy.
But Thomas is interesting you.
Timothy?
Thomas.
Timothy is a train < the excited little
who works at the mine clay too.
Bill and Ben are working on Timothy and Thomas.
Oh don't think of them, Thomas.
Bill and Ben always work other trains.
I know everything about Bill and Ben and their tricks, Timothy.
But you have to admit it, it's also funny.
Carriages- cars can be troublesome,
they are not usually that heavy.
Be careful Thomas.
If a storm comes,
it can rain make walls clay becomes unstable.
Thank you, Timothy.
I'll be careful.
Timothy is right.
>
I have to be careful.
Waf!
Huh?
Footprints.
What can make < br /> footprints as big as this...
Watch out!
Woah!
The morning after the big storm
on the Island of Sodor,
Sir Topham Hatt collected several trains together
to give an announcement.
We are here to give respect for the courage
of Bill and Ben.
Hello, everyone.
Glad you can come.
Even though they might be more known for playing tricks on
their train friends...
That's right.
Because of saving Thomas from landslides
in Chinese clay mines,
they have proven once more that they are really useful </ p >
and brave trains.
It's more like a silly train.
Courageous?
Hah, I'm more daring than them.
p>
Ah, Thomas,
I want you to work on the dock this morning.
Thomas?
Oh... Yeah , sir...
Working on the dock.
You seem a little quiet.
Sorry, Percy.
I... Well...
I saw something strange In the clay mine yesterday.
Really?
What did you see?
I'm not sure.
I guess I see footprints,
but I have to see it again.
Footprints?
Before starting work on the dock,
Thomas returns to clay mine again.
He wants to go back to the place where he saw
what he thought was big footprints.
But the area is closed,
and there is a danger sign.
Ahh! What is that?
This is me. </ P>
Oh. </ P>
Oh, I don't mean to scare you. </ P>
Sorry. </ P>
Oh yeah mercy. It's a shame.
Have you never seen a steam spade before?
Yes, I...
I didn't hear you coming, and, well. ..
I'm thinking of something else.
Me too.
I thought about digging. I like digging.
I like to think about digging.
Of course, it's not as pleasing as when I dig.
Digging is everything for me, but...
Oh.
Oh my goodness. This is embarrassing.
I forgot to ask your name. uh
p>
You should always introduce yourself.
That's more polite.
That's why I'm always notified.
- Uh - Should I go first? </ P>
I wish I would introduce myself. </ P>
I'm Marion. </ P>
And you...
Do you always talk this much?
Not always.
No, I don't agree with that.
To be honest, I'm more match to be a digger,
Or rather a steam scraper?
That's my correct title, You know,
see me have a shovel, and I'm supported by steam.
actually, I'm here to clean the rail line,
Always dig a lot after it's landslide.
That's right.
Oh, a lot of digging.
Ah-ah-ah.
You don't go past danger sign, Thomas.
It will be dangerous.
Except, of course, if you want me to dig you out.
Ooh, Is that Pebble?
Gravel is always the most difficult to dig.
I saw you met Marion.
Yeah, that's right.
Steam shovels are made to dig,
and I'm very good at it.
Either that, ooh, good, Marion. Good work.
Timothy, have you ever seen big animals in clay mines? </ p >
Big animals?
What is it like? A cow or a deer?
No, bigger than that, much bigger.
There are no bigger animals than that in Sodor, Thomas.
Oh, except Giraffes and Elephants in the animal park.
And chicken. </ P>
Chicken? </ P>
Oh, sorry. </ P>
Did I say "chicken"? </ P>
I mean Dinosaurs. </ P>
I mean Dinosaurs. </ P >
Oh, Dinosaurs are very large animals.
No, they live in a long time ago,
very, very, very long.
Oh my goodness.
I actually talked nonsense.
Why did you ask about big animals, Thomas?
Oh, I just wanted to know.
That's it.
It was a busy morning at Brendham Pier.
The ships were loading and
and the cargo was being loaded waiting to be taken away.
And where have you been throughout this morning?
I thought you were today pulling the freight train.
Really.
I... There are other jobs that must be completed first.
That's all. Hmm. </ p >
Thomas, did you go back to the clay mine?
Do you know who made those footprints?
I tried, Percy,
but the area was closed after the landslide.
Maybe you should stay at your train, Thomas,
instead instead of wandering chasing footprints
and causing landslides.
Why are you so worried with a footprint, huh ?
Because I don't know who made them, Percy.
Those are footprints.
That is a footprint which is very large,
is bigger than animals or those in Sodor.
You mean, that's a footprint from...
Monsters?
Honestly, the things that you machine come with.
Don't be silly, Percy.
The monster doesn't exist. </ P>
All right, Thomas. </ P>
Aku harap kau benar.
Likewise I...
Along with the thick fog that enveloped Sodor,
Percy couldn't stop thinking about about what Thomas said
The monster doesn't exist.
Hah.
The monster doesn't exist.
Oh.
Oh. </ P>
Oh, woah. </ P>
What is that? </ P>
I... hope...
that... isn't...
Monsters.
Oh.
Run. Run.
Watch out. Watch out!
There are freeway cars!
Monsters!
He headed here!
That's a monster from a clay mine.
- Huh? - Monsters?
Ahh!
Oh, hello
It's not a monster, Percy.
It's a train.
How are you, buddy.
I think they all thought you were a sea monster.
I don't think you're a monster.
Ehem.
Oops.
Monsters?
Oh, I'm not usually thought of as a monster.
If you don't mind, they call me Gator.
It seems it's because of the tank my water is sloping.
Makes me look like a crocodile.
Gator. Ha, that's the name great.
Well, my real name is Gerald,
but I'm quite happy to be called Gator.
And I like being called Thomas.
Or should we call you Sandy (sandy) now? </ P>
And this little green tank train is my friend, Percy. </ P>
Hello. </ P>
Hello, Percy.
I'm sorry if I scared you.
I was in a hurry to board the ship.
Then the dock manager arrived.
He was very unhappy looking at his dock
It's so messy.
What happened here?
The carriages should be in Vicarstown now, Percy.
Sorry , Sir. </ P>
I'm just leaving. </ P>
Goodbye, Gator. </ P>
Goodbye Percy. </ P>
Percy feels so stupid < br /> thinking that the new train
is a monster, but he still is a little worried.
And at night,
when he left for < br>> take the mail train,
it seems like he saw monsters everywhere.
Oh, that's not so scary.
The next day morning, Thomas gets up early
and goes straight to to the clay mine.
The branch path is still under construction.
- Already? - Yup.
One, two, three...
Hello, Timothy.
Hello, Thomas.
Finding something that is unusual there?
What is it like?
I don't know...
A monster footprint or something is possible.
- Boo. - Ahh!
You guys are mischievous.
You almost make me blow the safety valve.
We just say hello.
Poor. </ p >
Do you think he had seen a steam shovel.
Meanwhile, poor Percy had
arrived at the Brendham dock to take away some carriages.
Percy is very sleepy after does not sleep all night
keeps looking for monsters.
Oh.
Come on, Percy, retreat.
Oh no.
Oh, Percy.
Please. What is that? </ p >
Percy, stop.
You leave your carriage behind.
Oh.
What?
Oh, Percy is ridiculous...
That's just us. </ P>
Are you always this nervous? </ P>
You act like something chasing
behind you.
Sorry.
It's just that, Thomas said...
Percy did feel a little silly.
>
Forget it.
Back in the clay mine,
Thomas moves carriages to Marion
and tries to see if he can find footprints.
All right, Thomas, that's your charge,
I'll stay here and dig until I fill up the other carriages.
There are lots of excavations that are still done,
lots of excavations.
Maybe I didn't see anything that night.
Hah, maybe the flash is working on me.
Hurry up, Ben
I have to fill my water tank too.
Hmm, work on me well.
Then an idea crossed Thomas's mind
Be patient, Bill.
You will get your turn.
I have been patient for centuries.
Hey, Bill. Hey, Ben. </ P>
Can I ask you something? </ P>
You just did it, Thomas. </ P>
What? Oh yeah. </ P>
I just want to know. </ P>
The day before you saved me from a landslide,
are you working on me?
Done?
The landslide was not a hoax.
Oh, I mean not the landslide.
I saw something else, and...
... we risked our lives for you, Thomas.
That's right.
p>
We may also be exposed to the landslide too.
Yes...
Same as he said.
Thomas didn't mean to make Bill and Ben angry. </ P>
He just wanted to find out
Where it came from the big footprints. </ P>
and is that true - true to a footprint.
It's dark when Thomas finally returns
to the Tidmouth train depot.
Percy, shouldn't you pull the mail train?
You should have left now.
I know that, Thomas, but last night,
I keep seeing things that look like monsters.
Monsters?
They aren't right really monsters.
They are trivial things,
like haystacks or shirts on clotheslines,
but there can just there are real monsters.
Please, Thomas.
Will you pull mail train for me?
Just for tonight
Um... Okay, Percy.
I think I can do that.
Thank you, Thomas.
Thank you.
You're a good friend.
Oh, Percy.
You're really a cowardly train.
Percy can't sleep.
He keeps thinking about Thomas
and wonders whether he's fine.
But Thomas finally finished delivering the letter and returned
safely.
There are no monsters?
There are no monsters.
But what about the footprints?
It was dark and stormy That night in a clay mine.
I don't even know for sure if I see footprints. </ P>
You have to try sleeping, Percy. </ P>
There's nothing to worry about. </ P>
Finally, the branch path Thomas is opened again. </ P>
Wake up, Clarabel. </ P>
We are back at work. </ P>
Ooh, is that Thomas? </ P> p>
How nice it is.
Let's go.
It's not fair.
You can get good ones, and I get junk. (Scrap = dump)
Sent to the dump? </ P>
Oh, James, that's horrible. </ P>
You still look like it works for me. </ P>
Eh, no, I mean I was sent to dump
to pick up the carriage which was full of junk.
Oh, so that's it.
We are stupid.
Yes, we are stupid.
Cheer up, James.
Pulling the carriage is not that bad.
You can't always do work that you like.
James is not a happy kerete
when he goes to the dump.
Hello, the train is scared. </ P>
Have seen monsters lately? </ P>
You can keep teasing me if you want, James,
but you know, it could be that there really are monsters in Sodor.
Hah, bullshit.
That monster doesn't exist.
Well, Thomas saw giant footprints
in clay mines,
and nobody knew who made them.
Giant footprints?
Hah, I'm curious... Woah!
Oh, oh, oh, Woah!
Ahh!
Oh.
Hello, buddy.
You came so fast.
Junk makes you a little scared, right?
Hah, no.
I'm not afraid of a piece of iron
and a rusty machine.
Is that right?
Well , aren't you that a big train?
My name is Reg.
I crane at this dump.
Well, I'm James, and I usually pull passenger train cars.
Wow, this is a surprise.
Meanwhile, Percy arrived at dock.
But he didn't expect Gator was still there.
- Gator. - Hello.
Do you work < in Sodor now?
No, Percy.
I miss my ship.
I only helped the dock manager
as I wait for the other ship.
He needs me to collect some carriages
from the duck branch line tonight.
Tonight?
But aren't you afraid of monsters?
Monsters?
What monster?
The monster might be the one who > will be afraid of me.
Wow.
You dare, Gator.
I wish I as brave as you are.
You might be braver than you thought, Percy.
I'm not always as brave as < > like this now.
I was designed to work in the high mountains, Percy.
That's why my water tank is specially shaped like this.
But just because you designed for something
doesn't mean you don't be afraid.
And it's surprising to me to realize
if I'm afraid of heights.
One day I have to cross a tall bridge,
higher than any bridge ever I saw before.
But I was pulling a carriage full of with important supplies.
The villagers needed my help.
I decide I have to be brave.
It takes everything from me to cross the bridge,
but I managed to do it, even though I'm afraid.
So, be brave
>
is not the same as not feeling scared.
Being brave is about what you do
even when you feel scared.
>
Percy, where are you going?
There is something that I have to do.
Hello, Thomas.
Guess what.
Um, let me think for a moment.
Are you asked to deliver a giant balloon to Flatbed?
No.
I've decided to be brave
and withdraw the mail train tonight. </ P>
Oh, so you don't feel afraid
Being brave is about what you do
even when you feel scared.
Gator says that to that.
Good luck , Percy! </ P>
Thank you, Thomas. </ P>
Be careful out there. </ P>
Monsters are difficult to be seen in the dark. </ P> >
Don't worry about me.
Why are you teasing Percy like that, James?
I teased Percy because he was a coward, Emily.
Ah, here you are, James.
Don't rest first.
I want you to pull flying skipper tonight
and send fresh fish in the morning.
But it was Henry's job.
Henry carried heavy loads to land.
He won't be back before tomorrow.
Well, why isn't Emily doing it or Thomas?
I don't like pulling freight cars.
I ask you, James.
p>
You can't always do the work you like, you know that.
Be careful out there, James.
Monsters can be very difficult to be seen when it's dark.
Percy is very happy to be able to pull
mail trains again.
Thomas is right.
Monsters it doesn't exist.
And Gator is right too.
I can be brave.
It's not a monster.
It's just a pile of hay
It's not a monster either.
It's just trees...
It's not scary at all.
while James, on the other hand, feels annoyed.
It's not fair.
First I was sent to work at a dump.
p>
And now Henry gets a vacation to the mainland,
while I have to spend a night pulling the smelly fish carriages.
Ugh.
p>
Please.
You seem to be in another bright mood, James.
Hmph, well this isn't bright.
It's night. </ P>
Hello. </ P>
Ah! oh!
Again.
Ahh!
Ohh!
James was so scared
to- until he passes the red signal,
hits the intersection, exits the rail,
and stops in the pond.
Oh!
I don't mean to frighten you.
Oh, James.
Hah, I guess you already have Gator.
Heh.
The next day, Percy is very happy,
not only because he has pulled the mail train again
and also not because of what what happened to James
but because of his new friend, Gator
now works at the company Sir Topham Hatt train.
Then on the day that,
James arrived at Knapford station.
That he came.
Other trains thought, what had happened
to him is very funny.
Gator might have a sloping tank, James
but that doesn't need to be feared.
Percy was also scared when he first saw Gator.
Thank you for interesting skipper flying for me, James,
it's just that you were asked to send fish,
instead of throwing them back in the water.
I'll show them who is the cowardly train.
That night when Percy departed
to take the mail train...
James also leaves at night.
And he doesn't pull the skipper flying.
Percy returns to his routine.
Everything it will be fine.
He stops at the station and waits for
while the sack of the letter is unloaded,
and he doesn't see anything that worries him at all.
Then comes the problem.
Ha-h a.
There is something unusual in front,
something big.
Oh...
It's not a pile of straw or clothesline.
That could be one thing.
The monster doesn't exist.
The monster isn't real
Ahh!
Monsters!
Percy just wants to go back to the train depot
as fast as the little wheel > can bring him.
Oh, he came to arrest me.
He is right behind me! I know that!
Monsters! Monster! </ P>
Percy. </ P>
I saw it. </ P>
I really saw it! </ P>
Percy is silly. </ P>
The monster doesn't exist.
You might see another haystack.
Yeah, haystack or a shirt in a clothesline.
Maybe you just dreamed.
You are all wrong.
That was a monster.
Dia punya duri dan gigi dan cakar
and thorns and teeth.
Stop. Enough.
Tell them, Thomas.
Tell them.
There are monsters in Sodor.
You see traces of that big leg.
Tell them.
Eh, well ,
I... I don't know what what I saw, Percy,
or so did what you saw.
But I think that not maybe a real monster.
The monster doesn't exist.
Edward is right, nothing like that,
doesn't exist and will never exist.
Remember what happened when you first saw Gator?
You might have seen something you think that
looks like a monster.
Oh, yeah, Percy, admit it.
James, you're also scared when you see Gator.
No, I'm not afraid.
I just missed the signal in the dark.
>
I'm not afraid,
it's not like Percy.
None of you believe, and you're right,
I indeed scared, but I know what I saw.
Then in the morning,
Sir Topham Hatt came to the train depot.
And he looked very unhappy.
James, I heard there was a carriage full of wreckage
just left on the rail?
Sorry, Sir. </ P>
I'll see it soon. </ P>
And where is Percy? </ P>
I can also report that the letter was not sent. </ P>
Percy is worried than before.
He has seen the monster.
and he doesn't want to see it again,
especially when he's alone.
Gator. </ p >
Hello, Percy.
Where did you go this morning?
I just told a letter from last night,
but maybe I supposed to do a trip with you.
I'm sure you know what to do if we meet monsters.
Monsters?
Oh , you're a cute little train.
Percy.
Don't worry, Thomas.
Give him time.
Give him time. </ p >
Give him time.
It's nice to have a new friend on this island, Gator.
I'm so glad you don't leave.
But, Percy, I'm leaving.
and my ship come tonight.
James?
What is that?
It's nothing.
This is just a cart wreck left on the rail.
James, you worked Percy.
You made a monster from junk to scare him.
If so, why? </ P>
That's just a little joke. </ P>
Not for Percy. </ P>
Percy is your friend. </ P>
You have to search he and say what have you done
and apologize.
Already arrived on platform five
is The Great Warderton Special.
Please pay attention.
This is the station announcement.
Percy finally sent
the last letter when he met Sir Topham Hatt.
Percy, you have caused confusion and delay.
Train mail is intended to travel at night
so that people get their letters in the morning.
Yes sir.
I know, sir.
But I was a little scared last night.
Excuse me, sir.
You got a call.
>
Oh, call it, just bother.
I'll be back soon, Percy.
You stay here.
Percy wants tells Sir Topham Hatt
about the monster he saw, but he never got a chance.
Percy!
I asked sorry about last night, Percy.
Really.
Really that, Thomas?
Hmph.
I guess at least You are my friend.
But I am your friend, Percy.
Friends trust each other.
When you tell me about those footprints,
I trust you.
And when I say to you about the monster,
You should trust me.
But, Percy...
... Maybe I should go to a distant place
and find a stone friend, like Gator.
You can stay here in Sodor with monsters.
Percy, listen to me.
Percy, I already told you ...
to wait.
Percy. </ p >
What do you want?
I just want to say something...
about last night.
I know, you think I The cowardly train, James,
but I'm not a coward.
And I'll do something to prove it,
something daring that will surprise you all.
That night at the Tidmouth train depot,
Thomas was waiting to meet with James.
Now, have you talked to him?
Talk to whom?
To Percy, James.
Are you apologize?
I've tried, but he doesn't want to listen.
He starts talking about doing something brave.
Where is he? </ P>
He hasn't returned yet. </ P>
He might take the letter train, Thomas. </ P>
Yeah, and he might think > if you take the mail train
it's very brave.
Does anyone see Percy?
I don't know if is happening with the train,
goes backwards through the dock,
send a late letter,
go away when I talk to him.
Now he hasn't taken the mailbox.
Maybe I should go and look for him, sir.
Maybe, Thomas, you have to take the letter train
for your friend.
p>
And if you see Percy, tell him I want to talk.
Yes, sir. I'll do it, sir.
Soon Thomas take mail train again,
but he can't stop worrying about his friend
and wondering where is he.
Percy.
Oh, Gator.
Hello.
Hello, Thomas.
Did you see Percy?
Goodbye?
Yes, my ship has arrived.
I left Sodor tonight.
Goodbye, Thomas!
Nice to meet you! </ P>
Goodbye, Gator. </ P>
Are you sure Sir Topham Hatt wants you to ride on this ship? </ P>
That sounds not true for me.
That's right, Cranky.
I'll go to work far away, like Gator.
I can't stay in Sodor forever.
I might be brave and really useful
in other railroad companies too.
If you say that. </ P>
Where is he? </ P>
He hasn't returned yet? </ P>
James. </ P>
James! </ P>
Where is he, James?
Now it's quite high,
not at all.
Oh, Percy.
What are you doing here?
I'll work in a far country
and shows everyone how dare I am.
Same as you.
Hmm, yeah, alright...
running away from the problem
is not brave, Percy.
I told you.
He did something brave.
Something brave.
What is it like?
Oh, how can I know?
Maybe he has gone to mine clay to catch the monster.
Yeah, James. In the clay mine.
Why didn't I think about that?
Come on.
We better find it before he gets into trouble.
I didn't come along.
Uh, I'm too sleepy.
What?
You have to come along.
You have to apologize and...
You're not afraid, okay? </ P>
I'm not afraid of anything. </ P>
I'm the bravest train on the island of Sodor. </ P>
Come on, Thomas, continue to follow!
His ship.
Then Thomas remembers with Percy's words
about being brave like Gator
and go to a distant country.
No!
He won't.
James, wait!
The big ship
when Thomas came with immediately to the dock.
No.
Stop! There was an error.
You can't go!
Come back!
Stop the ship, Cranky.
Stop the ship?
Don't let the ship go.
This is an emergency.
I understand.
Uh-oh.
You won't be able hold it back.
He will pull you to the sea.
Be careful, Cranky.
No, stop.
Fast. Fast. </ P>
All, fast, fast. </ P>
It's still connected. </ P>
Loosen your chain, Cranky. </ P>
Unplug your hook. p>
Oh can't.
I can't!
Luckily, the Captain was able to stop his ship
before Cranky was pulled <
I told you I can do it.
Phew.
Percy, you can't go.
Percy?
Is this all because of that?
Percy is not on the ship, Thomas.
I dropped Percy half an hour ago.
You dropped Percy?
Then...
where is he now?
- Ben. - What?
You made strange voices in your sleep.
I'm not.
That's right. So don't do it.
If I can find traces of the legs that Thomas sees,
that will prove <br If the monster is there,
and then everyone will trust me
and realize how brave I am.
But I hope to find only his footprints
, not the monster anymore.
Percy stops at a dangerous sign.
He has a problem ignoring previous danger sign.
And this is an area where the landslide occurred.
Hello, the train is scared.
Oh, sorry, Percy.
I shouldn't say that.
actually, what I want to say is...
... I'm more brave than you, James.
Oh, really?
If you are so brave,
why don't you continue go and look for that monster?
But...
it's not safe to pass the danger sign.
Only if you are <
Let's see who is really brave?
Percy.
Percy? </ p >
Are you here?
Ugh, now I can even hear what you dream of, Ben.
It's not my dream, Bill.
p>
Then, it must be Timothy's dream.
Oh, Basically Timothy.
Monster
Exit, wherever you are.
James, wait.
This is not a good idea.
Don't be careful same as don't dare, James.
That's ridiculous.
I thought the cowardly train definitely said that.
James, wait.
Come back!
It's not safe!
Thomas is right.
Percy?
Percy.
Nobody can say I am a cowardly train now. </ P>
I mean, I didn't see other trains here,
there was absolutely nothing need to... Be feared...
There is something popping up from the rocks
in front, and it looks like... </ p >
monster!
Oh!
The monster! The monster!
Mon-monster?
I see it.
Oh!
The cliff is still unstable.
Percy has to walk backwards to run from danger.
Then there is a problem.
No, James. Go ahead.
This is a landslide.
Percy, you have to get out of there.
James needs my help.
I have to be brave.
Percy... Oh!
Move on. p>
- The monster. - Forward!
Monsters!
Landslides!
Landslides? Huh?
Oh!
Ooh!
Oh!
Ohh!
Oh!
Woah!
Watch out!
Oh-oh , no.
Huh?
Fortunately, no one was hurt.
That is not a monster.
This...
a stone.
No, it's a fossil.
What?
A fossil.
When something is buried for millions of years,
will turn to stone, and it's called fossil.
So this is rock now.
Ah, yes , formed stones from dinosaur bones.
- Oh. - Ooh.
Oh, sorry, poor dinosaurs.
Oh, I'm curious where is the rest— the remains of the dinosaurs. </ P>
Oh my goodness. </ P>
I've never dug previous dinosaurs. </ P>
Um, maybe... If you don't mind,
You can dig I go out first?
Ooh, oops.
>
Sorry, Percy.
I didn't mind that.
Percy must be taken to a repair shop.
How is it Percy, Kevin?
Well, they still have to pull out the ground from the chimney.
But it won't be too long.
Hello.
Percy.
I... I owe you an apology
I worked on you and made a monster from junk scare you.
I'm so sorry, Percy.
And I'm sorry too.
And I'm sorry too. p>
I should have listened to you when told stories about monsters.
I should have believed you.
I wish we were still friends.
Sure we are still friends.
All of us.
It turns out that those footprints were made by Dinosaurs.
They left their tracks on the rock ,
So the monster is really a Dinosaur
that was in the past.
Just look at it yourself.
Wow. </ p >
A perfect specimen from Megalosaurus.
- Yes. - Very awesome.
Ladies and gentlemen, Trainers and machinists,
I'm glad can be here today...
Thomas, Percy, Gator wants to leave.
What?
I thought he had been gone a long time.
Well, not yet.
The ship was delayed... Again.
There are a few obstacles.
What are the obstacles?
I'll tell you later.
And that's why Percy
isn't a fossil hunter really useful
but one of the boldest trains
that is on the island...
uh, bro.
Where did he go now?
It won't be long, Cranky.
Are you okay?
I'm fine.
All right, we'll go up now,
in the air.
Gator.
Oh, Percy.
I thought you wouldn't succeed.
So did I, but...
I want to say goodbye...
and thank you. </ P>
Thanking... huh, what for? </ P>
Being a good friend
and helping I become brave.
You also helped me, Percy.
See how brave < br /> you now,
I guess now I'm ready to face the highest bridge.
But I'll miss you.
I'll miss you too.
Good luck to the destination.
Of course.
Goodbye, Percy.
Congratulations stay, Gator.
Daah, Gator.
Good luck to the destination.
Goodbye.
Goodbye! </ p >
Daah, Gator. Goodbye.
Goodbye, gator.
I think you should also dare to say goodbye to someone.
Sounds very wise, Percy.
Does Gator say that to you?
No, I think about it myself.
So I think you now also wise, Percy,
and also brave.
Very brave.
I am amazed by what you do on clay mine.
I rushed to help you.
I know.
Percy is sad to say goodbye to his new friend,
but he is happy because he still has
his old friends beside him.