#and sir handel became rather jealous and upset with how quickly peter sam befriended rusty
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ryan1014n2 · 2 years ago
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After the closure of the Mid Sodor Railway and being sold to the Peel Godred Aluminum Works, Falcon and Stuart were the closest thing each other had to any sort of home.
Stuart tried to stay cheerful enough for the both of them, but it was much easier said than done.
#before the official 'decline' of the msr (selling half of the engines and closing part of the line)#falcon and stuart considered themselves to be friends#and they eventually came to see each other as being like brothers as they grew up together under duke's teaching#after their other friends were sold off they (along with duke) became much more important parts of each other's lives#but it was after they were sold to the aluminum works when they became incredibly close and amost inseparable#it was not a very loving environment and so through the unfortunate circumstance they quickly became each other’s 'home'#they remained as such through their transfer to the skarloey railway and thus their name changes#although sir handel had come out worse from the aluminum works and was not a very cooperative engine#and sir handel became rather jealous and upset with how quickly peter sam befriended rusty#but he got over it once he also got on rusty's good side (after a bad first impression) and all three got along from then on#with both sir handel and peter sam eventually adopting the skarloey railway as their new home#they're not as dependent on each other as they once were which is refreshing and good for both of them#but they are still much closer and more comfortable with each other than they were before the msr's closure#and when duke was rescued and restored he was pleasantly surprised to see how close his boys had become#and duke was welcomed into the railway's family with open arms-- er-- buffers#ttte peter sam#ttte sir handel#ttte headcanon#(especially in the tags I think)#my doodles#my post
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