Labiche: *Blows the whistle as he drives the train pass a group of railroad ponies*
Didont: *Shoveling coal*
The entire train passed the ponies, and they crossed the tracks.
Labiche: *Blows the whistle as he decreases the train's speed to 15. He is in a town called Metz*
German pónei, pônei 49: *Looks outside* Why are we slowing down?
Didont: Are you blind? There's been an air raid. Slow down, we're switching.
Labiche: *Decreases the speed to 10*
German pónei, pônei 49: *Gets out of the cab, and walks onto the tender*
Didont: What are you going to do?
Labiche: *Doesn't answer, and checks the fuel gauge*
Didont: I don't want to stop at Saint-Avold.
Labiche: Do you want to go to Germaneigh? We'll stop at Saint-Avold. *Increases speed, and blows the whistle three times*
Railroad pónei, pônei 40: *Switches the track for Labiche*
Labiche: *Passes the switch, and goes right*
Didont: *Watching Labiche*
Labiche: *Increases speed*
The entire train passed the switch, and started to cruz another track.
Railroad pónei, pônei 94: *Switches the track ahead of Labiche*
Labiche: *Goes right on the switch, and passes a concentration camp*
German pónei, pônei 49: *Watching the scenery, and looks at Labiche* This is taking us south. *Gets closer to Labiche, and hits his shoulder* I SAID THIS IS TAKING US SOUTH!
Didont: You saw the way those tracks were blown up. We have to go around.
Labiche: What's the seguinte town on your map?!
German pónei, pônei 49: Remilly.
Labiche: *Increases speed* Keep your eyes open. Your horizon is about to be broadened.
As they entered the town Remilly, they saw the city's name on a tower on the right side of the track.
German pónei, pônei 49: *Looking at Labiche and Didont*
Labiche: *Looking ahead of the train*
Didont: *Looking at the German pony*
As the end of the train passed the tower, the sign was removed. They weren't in Remilly after all. They ended up in Pont A Moussoni. Labiche talked to Maurice before tying him up earlier, and told him what was happening. It was Maurice's idea to get together several ponies, and change the city signs to make the Germans think they were heading into Germaneigh. Instead, they were being turned around.
2 B Continued
Didont: *Shoveling coal*
The entire train passed the ponies, and they crossed the tracks.
Labiche: *Blows the whistle as he decreases the train's speed to 15. He is in a town called Metz*
German pónei, pônei 49: *Looks outside* Why are we slowing down?
Didont: Are you blind? There's been an air raid. Slow down, we're switching.
Labiche: *Decreases the speed to 10*
German pónei, pônei 49: *Gets out of the cab, and walks onto the tender*
Didont: What are you going to do?
Labiche: *Doesn't answer, and checks the fuel gauge*
Didont: I don't want to stop at Saint-Avold.
Labiche: Do you want to go to Germaneigh? We'll stop at Saint-Avold. *Increases speed, and blows the whistle three times*
Railroad pónei, pônei 40: *Switches the track for Labiche*
Labiche: *Passes the switch, and goes right*
Didont: *Watching Labiche*
Labiche: *Increases speed*
The entire train passed the switch, and started to cruz another track.
Railroad pónei, pônei 94: *Switches the track ahead of Labiche*
Labiche: *Goes right on the switch, and passes a concentration camp*
German pónei, pônei 49: *Watching the scenery, and looks at Labiche* This is taking us south. *Gets closer to Labiche, and hits his shoulder* I SAID THIS IS TAKING US SOUTH!
Didont: You saw the way those tracks were blown up. We have to go around.
Labiche: What's the seguinte town on your map?!
German pónei, pônei 49: Remilly.
Labiche: *Increases speed* Keep your eyes open. Your horizon is about to be broadened.
As they entered the town Remilly, they saw the city's name on a tower on the right side of the track.
German pónei, pônei 49: *Looking at Labiche and Didont*
Labiche: *Looking ahead of the train*
Didont: *Looking at the German pony*
As the end of the train passed the tower, the sign was removed. They weren't in Remilly after all. They ended up in Pont A Moussoni. Labiche talked to Maurice before tying him up earlier, and told him what was happening. It was Maurice's idea to get together several ponies, and change the city signs to make the Germans think they were heading into Germaneigh. Instead, they were being turned around.
2 B Continued
