Thomas for Sweden Finale
Thomas returned after 12 long years to Sodor. Although he was no longer a little blue tank engine. Sweden remodeled him to fit one of their favorite lost tender engine, named Anders. He was now near the size of Sam. But all his friends rejoiced with him once they overcame the shock, a surprise that pleased Thomas very much.
It was Christmas time now, a time to let go of all the pain and hurt of the year and be glad and celebrate the new year. Knapford station was bustling as usual with all the engines. As many of the engines were gathering, they all could hear a faint, happy voice singing,
"En Jul när mor var liten
Hörde hon hor någon en kväll
Stod där ute och stampa
Och gav dörr´ n en smäll
In där klev en julbock,
Skäggig och med luden rock
Han tog ur en påse
små paketer opp
Mor, hon fick en docka
Mycket söt och riktigt klädd
Men när bocken hoppa,
Oj vad hon blev rädd
Mor hon har en bror du vet
Han fick också sitt paket
Och i det han fann en
Trumma och trumpet
Nu är bocken gammal
Han är nog båg´ halt och grå
Men han kanske hittat
Hit till oss ändå
Stiger in med påsen stor
Ser sig kring och frågar mor:
"är det här, de glada,
Snälla barnen bor?"
The other engines smiled contentedly. At last, Thomas was home. He was here to stay, and the rest is history. But at times, Thomas still wondered if he heard Anders's voice telling him in the distance, "You were always meant to be a hero."
This is a sneak peek to the end of my story. Hope you all enjoy it!
Credit to song: Alice Tegner, 1913