Characters appearing or mentioned in this episode
Steel
George Tully
Sapphire
fighter pilot (unnamed, spirit form)
soldier (unnamed, spirit form: later named as Sam Pearce in
"The Railway Station" Part 5)
Didja Notice?
When Tully tells Steel that the gas lights in the railway
station are obsolete, Steel rudely responds, "You should
know about obsolescence." Steel is probably referring to
Tully's remaining life expectancy seeing as Sapphire's
analysis of the man in
"The Railway Station" Part 1
told her he will die when he is 57 in three years (though
Tully does not know this). Steel's remark takes on a more
ominous meaning in
the conclusion of
"The Railway Station" Part 8 when Steel leaves Tully
trapped with the spirit in the railway station.
Memorable Dialog
the Great War.mp3
a ghost with feelings.mp3
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