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''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/25271218 Collated Accounts of the Infinity Train: A summary]]'' is an ''WesternAnimation/InfinityTrain'' OneShotFic written by [=Timeline15=].
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''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/25271218 Collated Accounts of the Infinity Train: A summary]]'' is an ''WesternAnimation/InfinityTrain'' OneShotFic written by [=Timeline15=].
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For centuries, human mythology has held one common story: the story of a supernatural, seemingly endless train. Accounts of the train dating back to before the 21st century are fragmentary, and have not been collated in a single work previously. In this paper, I will summarise a collated series of accounts by both witnesses and former passengers of the train, in order to better outline its appearances throughout history.
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* {{Crossover}}: The last excerpt reveals the ''Infinity Train'' and ''Franchise/StarTrek'' universes to be one-and-the-same, being a Captain's Log utilizing stardates that the author sourced from the "Federation".
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* SharedUniverse: The last excerpt reveals the ''Infinity Train'' and ''Franchise/StarTrek'' universes to be one-and-the-same, being a Captain's Log utilizing stardates that the author sourced from the "Federation".
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: If multiple people disappear and re-appear over the years and give similar accounts of how it happened, there's naturally going to be an investigation of the cause.
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* RealityEnsues: If multiple people disappear and re-appear over the years and give similar accounts of how it happened, there's naturally going to be an investigation of the cause.
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* RightForTheWrongReasons: The person interviewing Lake assumes that her metal skin is a result of the train. While this can certainly be said to be the case, it's because she originated from a literal MirrorWorld on the vehicle, rather than be a normal human somehow transformed by the train. The author even notes that Lake avoiding the subject means she was probably hiding ''something'', but quickly decides that theorizing about it would be off-topic.
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''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/25271218 Collated Accounts of the Infinity Train: A summary]]'' is an ''WesternAnimation/InfinityTrain'' OneShotFic written by [=Timeline15=].
For centuries, human mythology has held one common story: the story of a supernatural, seemingly endless train. Accounts of the train dating back to before the 21st century are fragmentary, and have not been collated in a single work previously. In this paper, I will summarise a collated series of accounts by both witnesses and former passengers of the train, in order to better outline its appearances throughout history.
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!!This work contains examples of:
* AmbiguousSituation: The author is unsure if the train being described as an "iron serpent" in early accounts reference the train's ability to transform into AFormYouAreComfortableWith, or if such depictions were the best people could give before locomotives existed as a frame of reference.
* BlueAndOrangeMorality: {{Discussed|Trope}}. Lake's interview has her harshly criticize the train's method of helping people, while even Tulip's more favorable view has her admit to being unnerved by it.
--> ''You don’t get to just kidnap people because you want them to work through their baggage!''
* CassandraTruth: The existence of the train was this prior to the 21st century, at which point advances in technology helped abductees more easily record evidence of its existence and collate their stories. Until then, claims were dismissed as insane ramblings and delusions.
* CrossoverFinale: The last excerpt technically counts as this, as it implies the ''Infinity Train'' and ''Franchise/StarTrek'' universes are one-and-the-same, being a Captain's Log utilizing stardates that the author sourced from the "Federation".
* FramingDevice: The fanfic is written as though it is a research document, with the author's thoughts being interspersed between excerpts from other texts such as letters, newspaper articles, and interviews from throughout history.
* HookedUpAfterwards: Lake and Jesse, with the former being identified as "Mrs. Lake Cosay" in her interview.
* RecessiveSuperGenes: The author offhandedly mentions that Lake's metal abilities are present in some, but not all, of her descendants.
* RiddleForTheAges: The crux of the fic. It's been documented throughout human history for centuries, but no one has thus far been able to figure out how it works or where it came from.
* RightForTheWrongReasons: The person interviewing Lake assumes that her metal skin is a result of the train. While this can certainly be said to be the case, it's because she originated from a literal MirrorWorld on the vehicle, rather than be a normal human somehow transformed by the train. The author even notes that Lake's non-answer means she was probably hiding ''something'', but decides it doesn't matter as far as this paper is concerned.
For centuries, human mythology has held one common story: the story of a supernatural, seemingly endless train. Accounts of the train dating back to before the 21st century are fragmentary, and have not been collated in a single work previously. In this paper, I will summarise a collated series of accounts by both witnesses and former passengers of the train, in order to better outline its appearances throughout history.
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!!This work contains examples of:
* AmbiguousSituation: The author is unsure if the train being described as an "iron serpent" in early accounts reference the train's ability to transform into AFormYouAreComfortableWith, or if such depictions were the best people could give before locomotives existed as a frame of reference.
* BlueAndOrangeMorality: {{Discussed|Trope}}. Lake's interview has her harshly criticize the train's method of helping people, while even Tulip's more favorable view has her admit to being unnerved by it.
--> ''You don’t get to just kidnap people because you want them to work through their baggage!''
* CassandraTruth: The existence of the train was this prior to the 21st century, at which point advances in technology helped abductees more easily record evidence of its existence and collate their stories. Until then, claims were dismissed as insane ramblings and delusions.
* CrossoverFinale: The last excerpt technically counts as this, as it implies the ''Infinity Train'' and ''Franchise/StarTrek'' universes are one-and-the-same, being a Captain's Log utilizing stardates that the author sourced from the "Federation".
* FramingDevice: The fanfic is written as though it is a research document, with the author's thoughts being interspersed between excerpts from other texts such as letters, newspaper articles, and interviews from throughout history.
* HookedUpAfterwards: Lake and Jesse, with the former being identified as "Mrs. Lake Cosay" in her interview.
* RecessiveSuperGenes: The author offhandedly mentions that Lake's metal abilities are present in some, but not all, of her descendants.
* RiddleForTheAges: The crux of the fic. It's been documented throughout human history for centuries, but no one has thus far been able to figure out how it works or where it came from.
* RightForTheWrongReasons: The person interviewing Lake assumes that her metal skin is a result of the train. While this can certainly be said to be the case, it's because she originated from a literal MirrorWorld on the vehicle, rather than be a normal human somehow transformed by the train. The author even notes that Lake's non-answer means she was probably hiding ''something'', but decides it doesn't matter as far as this paper is concerned.
