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James in a Mess (Dirty Objects) RS-US Remake V2

Toby and Henrietta are enjoying their new leases of life on the Island of Sodor, but because of their paintwork and old-fashioned appearances, James often mocks them and calls them "dirty objects". One day, Toby has had enough and asks why James is red and James says that it is because he is a splendid engine who is ready for anything and will never be dirty. Toby then teases James by reminding him about the time he needed bootlaces to mend a hole in his coaches, much to James' anger. Later, at the end of the line, James leaves his coaches behind and gets ready for his next train. It's a slow freight train, which is when an engine has to stop at every station to deliver some cars and pick up more and James dislikes slow freight trains intensely. Although the cars initially behave well, James is so rough with them that they decide to pay him back. Presently, James approaches the top of Gordon's Hill and he should have remembered to pin down his brakes, given his previous accident with cars on his first day, but he is too busy thinking of what he will say to Toby when they next met. Seizing the opportunity, the cars begin their payback plan and banging their buffers, they push James down the hill. Unable to stop, James cories down the hill and flies through Maron Station, crashing into a train of tar wagons. Although James is not badly hurt, he is left completely covered in black, sticky tar, while the tankers and some of his cars were nothing but pieces. Soon, Percy and Toby arrive at the scene and they both tease James, who pretends not to be listening to the small engines. They take James back to Tidmouth Sheds where Sir Topham Hatt is waiting. He commends Percy and Toby for their hard work and tells James he is not fit to be seen and must be cleaned immediately. Sir Topham Hatt rewards Toby with a new coat of paint and accepts his request that Henrietta have one too. Toby happily runs off to tell Henrietta the good news, while James watches in silence, knowing full well that he is now the "dirty object".