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'''Stanley''' is small, silver steam-engine in "Thomas and friends". He is featured in only one [[DUPLO]] [[Thomas & Friends]] set. |
'''Stanley''' is small, silver steam-engine in "Thomas and friends". He is featured in only one [[DUPLO]] [[Thomas & Friends]] set. |
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Stanley was brought to Sodor to take care of Thomas' workload during the restoration of Great Waterton. Upon his arrival, Stanley became very popular and enjoyed the company of the engines. |
Stanley was brought to Sodor to take care of Thomas' workload during the restoration of Great Waterton. Upon his arrival, Stanley became very popular and enjoyed the company of the engines. |
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Stanley's popularity caused Thomas to feel jealous and later neglected. Thomas felt that Stanley was newer, bigger, and stronger than him - and would take over his place on the railway. Thomas then planned to make Stanley look weak - the trick backfired and caused Thomas' friends to consider him mean and incompetent. |
Stanley's popularity caused Thomas to feel jealous and later neglected. Thomas felt that Stanley was newer, bigger, and stronger than him - and would take over his place on the railway. Thomas then planned to make Stanley look weak - the trick backfired and caused Thomas' friends to consider him mean and incompetent. |
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== Appearances == |
== Appearances == |
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* [[5545 Stanley at Great Waterton]] |
* [[5545 Stanley at Great Waterton]] |
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Revision as of 17:19, 24 March 2013
Stanley is small, silver steam-engine in "Thomas and friends". He is featured in only one DUPLO Thomas & Friends set.
Background
Stanley was brought to Sodor to take care of Thomas' workload during the restoration of Great Waterton. Upon his arrival, Stanley became very popular and enjoyed the company of the engines. Stanley's popularity caused Thomas to feel jealous and later neglected. Thomas felt that Stanley was newer, bigger, and stronger than him - and would take over his place on the railway. Thomas then planned to make Stanley look weak - the trick backfired and caused Thomas' friends to consider him mean and incompetent.
