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* BerserkButton: Disgracing Wendell's history from "Thief" proves to be this for William.
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* BerserkButton: Disgracing Wendell's history from "Thief" proves to be this for William. Especially since Wendell did what he did ''because'' of William.
* BothSidesHaveAPoint: After a rough day, Alice, William, and Winston speak their opinions on Nationalisation. Alice and Winston take it in stride, believing that things will get better; William, on the other hand, doesn't support it. He claims that things were fine with the previous system they had. Alice points out the Big Four did foster rivalries with each other, and now they're under one company, they have a dedication to provide an effective service to their clients and passengers. William states that's no different from how things were before, to which Winston agrees. Regardless of how they feel about it, the merger is here to stay, and there's no going back from it.
* BothSidesHaveAPoint: After a rough day, Alice, William, and Winston speak their opinions on Nationalisation. Alice and Winston take it in stride, believing that things will get better; William, on the other hand, doesn't support it. He claims that things were fine with the previous system they had. Alice points out the Big Four did foster rivalries with each other, and now they're under one company, they have a dedication to provide an effective service to their clients and passengers. William states that's no different from how things were before, to which Winston agrees. Regardless of how they feel about it, the merger is here to stay, and there's no going back from it.
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characters and their dealings with Nationalisation.
* StrikeEpisode: Not thefull entire episode, but part of the plot is railway workers going on strike.strike, and the engines and remaining railway staff are dealing with the consequences of the said strike.
* StrikeEpisode: Not the
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* JerkassHasAPoint: It's kind of hard not to side with Oliver; ''anyone'' would feel more than bemused when told they couldn't take something for some reason on the person telling them this to do a 180 when someone else comes along for the same thing. [[note]]Any of that make sense?[[/note]]
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* JerkassHasAPoint: It's kind of hard not to side with Oliver; ''anyone'' would feel more than bemused when told they couldn't take something for some reason on only for the person telling them this to do a 180 when someone else comes along for the same thing. [[note]]Any of that make sense?[[/note]]
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** William gets blamed for Stepney showing up late.
*** This leads him to blame Stepney. When Winston tells him that Stepney's driver acquired the wrong papers, William just shifts the blame on the driver.
* ObstructiveBureaucrat: Many within the VastBureaucracy that is BritishRail.Rail.
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** William takes joy after hearing that Stepney has been rendered homeless by the rain.
** Stepney, in turn, brings up the time Wendell pilfered the trucks in smug way.
** Winston gets told that he made an already bad experience worse with the passengers, despite the fact that the paperwork got botched.
** William gets blamed for Stepney showing up late.
*** This leads him to blame Stepney. When Winston tells him that Stepney's driver acquired the wrong papers, William just shifts the blame on the driver.
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** William takes joy after hearing that Stepney has been rendered homeless by the rain.
** Stepney, in turn, brings up the time Wendell pilfered the trucks in smug way.
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'''Published:''' 26th April 2019 '''Set:''' 1950
British Rail has recently taken over from the Big Four. Sodor's experience is relatively uneventful, but over on the mainland there are serious issues with strikes, delays and blockages.
!!This episode features examples of:
*CriticalStaffingShortage: Mass layoffs of railway staff cause major delays and confusion.
*ObstructiveBureaucrat: Many within the VastBureaucracy that is British Rail.
British Rail has recently taken over from the Big Four. Sodor's experience is relatively uneventful, but over on the mainland there are serious issues with strikes, delays and blockages.
!!This episode features examples of:
*CriticalStaffingShortage: Mass layoffs of railway staff cause major delays and confusion.
*ObstructiveBureaucrat: Many within the VastBureaucracy that is British Rail.
