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Ma Lien (Ni Hao Ki lan) as Stepheny.

Engine Eddie (The Little Engine That Could books) as Duck.

Montana (Play Safe) as Gordon.

Hercules (The Little Engine That Could book) as Henry.

Tootal (Little Golden Book Land) as James.

Zeb (The Brave Engineer) as Donald.

Zeek (The Brave Engineer) as Douglas.

Harrison (Chuggington) as The Diesel.

Prince Charming (Jetlag Cinderella) as Sir Topham Hat.

It was Ma Lien's last day visiting Prince Charming's railway.

"I'm sure gonna miss you guys," he said to Engine Eddie.

"We'll miss you too," Engine Eddie replied.

Then they noticed the other engines looking glum.

"What's wrong?" Ma Lien asked.

"Harrison is comming to help out with the extra work today," Tootal said.

"And we din'in like Harrison," added Zeb.

"He be stuck up and arrogant," put in Zeek.

"And he can be down right rude," Said Hercules.

"Especially to us steam engines," finnished Montana.

"Come on," Ma Lien protested. "He can't be that bad."

"Oh, no? Just wait till meet him," Tootal advised. "You'll see. Harrison is difficult."

Ma Lien doubted this. But the engines points were proven when Harrison arrived and servade the shed.

"Not bad, I've seen worse. At least you're all clean."

The engines glared at the chugger.

"No offence, but you're all quite out of date, Prince Charming should scrap you and get engines like me. A fill of oil, a touch on the starter and I'm off. No bother no waiting. Where as they have to fuss round you for hours before you're ready."

That did it. The engines were furious. They blew they're whistles and shouted at Harrison until Tower blew his horn to stop the noise.

"Stop squabbling!" he ordered. "Now Harrison, you get to work. The rest of you, wait till you're trains are ready and forget about Harrison."

The engines did as they were told, but they did not forget about Harrison. While they were waiting they held a meeting round the turntable.

"Disgraceful!" shouted Montana.

"Disgusting!" added Tootal.

"Despicable!" finnished Hercules.

"To say such things to us!" cried Zeb and Zeek. "It's to teach him a lesson we be want'in. Now how do we do it."

Unfortunately none of them knew what to do. Soon they eventually went to work except for Engine Eddie and Ma Lien.

"Will think of something," Engine Eddie said.

But their chance came sooner than they expected. Harrison was purring comfortably before his next train. Katie was standing near by watching a fitter making some final adjustments. She was wearing a new sun hat, that is, intill the wind blew it off.

"My hat!" she cried. And ran after it.

When Harrison was ready he glanced over to Engine Eddie and Ma Lien and smirked.

"Now I'll show you how it's done."

he said. And with that he rolled proudly toward his coaches. But he was half way across the yard when it happened. His engine coughed and spluddered and Harrison stopped dead in his tracks.

"Need help?" Engine Eddie and Ma Lien laughed.

"Oh, the humiliation!" Harrison grumbled.

Mean while Katie was looking for her hat. Harrison seethed with furry as the two engines shunted him back into the shed.

"How did this happen?" Prince Charming asked.

"I don't know," Harrison replied. "I went a few yards and then I just stopped."

"My hat!" shouted Katie pushing past Prince Charming. "You sucked it threw you're air intake!"

Harrison looked at his side. Sticking out of his intake pipe was Katie's sun hat.

"How embarrassing!" Harrison shuttered.

"Bother you're hat," Prince Charming said to Katie. "The heavy train's due out. You'll have to take it, Eddie."

"Can I help?" Ma Lien asked. "I'd like a good long run on my last day."

Prince Charming agreed and the two trains were soon coupled to the express.

"Montana will take over from halfway so get the train to there, good luck'" Prince Charming said, giving a solute.

"Don't worry, you're majesty," Engine Eddie promised. "We'll get there."

"And be early to," added Ma Lien.

The guard blew his whistle and the two moved carefully over the points and out to the open line.

"Now for a sprint," said Ma Lien.

"I'm ready when you are," chortled Engine Eddie.

Soon they wizzed through Johnny's station and charged up Montana's Hill beyond. They felt the drag of the heavy coaches but one over the top they coasted down line toward the big station where Montana was waiting.

"Hello you're early, I wasn't expecting you though," he said. "Whatever happened to Harrison?"

"He sucked Katie's hat threw his air pipe and broke down," explained Engine Eddie.

"Tootal says he's sick as boiler sludge and sulking in the shed," finnished Ma Lien.

"That's one in the headlamp for old Harrison," Montana chuckled. "Surves him right for saying we're out of date."

And Montana chortled away with the express. At the end of the day everyone said good bye to Ma Lien.

"We shall miss you," said Prince Charming.

"Come back and see us soon," whistled the engines.

"And you are aways welcome in Ladybug grove," Ma Lien said. And with a fare well toot from his whistle he puffed away.

But whatever happened to Harrison? He'd slipped away when no one was looking with what little dignity he had left. He said good bye to no one but left two things behide. A very nasty smell. And a battered sun hat.

Description
Ma Lien (Ni Hao Ki lan) as Stepheny.

Engine Eddie (The Little Engine That Could books) as Duck.

Montana (Play Safe) as Gordon.

Hercules (The Little Engine That Could book) as Henry.

Tootal (Little Golden Book Land) as James.

Zeb (The Brave Engineer) as Donald.

Zeek (The Brave Engineer) as Douglas.

Harrison (Chuggington) as The Diesel.

Prince Charming (Jetlag Cinderella) as Sir Topham Hat.

It was Ma Lien's last day visiting Prince Charming's railway.

"I'm sure gonna miss you guys," he said to Engine Eddie.

"We'll miss you too," Engine Eddie replied.

Then they noticed the other engines looking glum.

"What's wrong?" Ma Lien asked.

"Harrison is comming to help out with the extra work today," Tootal said.

"And we din'in like Harrison," added Zeb.

"He be stuck up and arrogant," put in Zeek.

"And he can be down right rude," Said Hercules.

"Especially to us steam engines," finnished Montana.

"Come on," Ma Lien protested. "He can't be that bad."

"Oh, no? Just wait till meet him," Tootal advised. "You'll see. Harrison is difficult."

Ma Lien doubted this. But the engines points were proven when Harrison arrived and servade the shed.

"Not bad, I've seen worse. At least you're all clean."

The engines glared at the chugger.

"No offence, but you're all quite out of date, Prince Charming should scrap you and get engines like me. A fill of oil, a touch on the starter and I'm off. No bother no waiting. Where as they have to fuss round you for hours before you're ready."

That did it. The engines were furious. They blew they're whistles and shouted at Harrison until Tower blew his horn to stop the noise.

"Stop squabbling!" he ordered. "Now Harrison, you get to work. The rest of you, wait till you're trains are ready and forget about Harrison."

The engines did as they were told, but they did not forget about Harrison. While they were waiting they held a meeting round the turntable.

"Disgraceful!" shouted Montana.

"Disgusting!" added Tootal.

"Despicable!" finnished Hercules.

"To say such things to us!" cried Zeb and Zeek. "It's to teach him a lesson we be want'in. Now how do we do it."

Unfortunately none of them knew what to do. Soon they eventually went to work except for Engine Eddie and Ma Lien.

"Will think of something," Engine Eddie said.

But their chance came sooner than they expected. Harrison was purring comfortably before his next train. Katie was standing near by watching a fitter making some final adjustments. She was wearing a new sun hat, that is, intill the wind blew it off.

"My hat!" she cried. And ran after it.

When Harrison was ready he glanced over to Engine Eddie and Ma Lien and smirked.

"Now I'll show you how it's done."

he said. And with that he rolled proudly toward his coaches. But he was half way across the yard when it happened. His engine coughed and spluddered and Harrison stopped dead in his tracks.

"Need help?" Engine Eddie and Ma Lien laughed.

"Oh, the humiliation!" Harrison grumbled.

Mean while Katie was looking for her hat. Harrison seethed with furry as the two engines shunted him back into the shed.

"How did this happen?" Prince Charming asked.

"I don't know," Harrison replied. "I went a few yards and then I just stopped."

"My hat!" shouted Katie pushing past Prince Charming. "You sucked it threw you're air intake!"

Harrison looked at his side. Sticking out of his intake pipe was Katie's sun hat.

"How embarrassing!" Harrison shuttered.

"Bother you're hat," Prince Charming said to Katie. "The heavy train's due out. You'll have to take it, Eddie."

"Can I help?" Ma Lien asked. "I'd like a good long run on my last day."

Prince Charming agreed and the two trains were soon coupled to the express.

"Montana will take over from halfway so get the train to there, good luck'" Prince Charming said, giving a solute.

"Don't worry, you're majesty," Engine Eddie promised. "We'll get there."

"And be early to," added Ma Lien.

The guard blew his whistle and the two moved carefully over the points and out to the open line.

"Now for a sprint," said Ma Lien.

"I'm ready when you are," chortled Engine Eddie.

Soon they wizzed through Johnny's station and charged up Montana's Hill beyond. They felt the drag of the heavy coaches but one over the top they coasted down line toward the big station where Montana was waiting.

"Hello you're early, I wasn't expecting you though," he said. "Whatever happened to Harrison?"

"He sucked Katie's hat threw his air pipe and broke down," explained Engine Eddie.

"Tootal says he's sick as boiler sludge and sulking in the shed," finnished Ma Lien.

"That's one in the headlamp for old Harrison," Montana chuckled. "Surves him right for saying we're out of date."

And Montana chortled away with the express. At the end of the day everyone said good bye to Ma Lien.

"We shall miss you," said Prince Charming.

"Come back and see us soon," whistled the engines.

"And you are aways welcome in Ladybug grove," Ma Lien said. And with a fare well toot from his whistle he puffed away.

But whatever happened to Harrison? He'd slipped away when no one was looking with what little dignity he had left. He said good bye to no one but left two things behide. A very nasty smell. And a battered sun hat.