Train Dispatcher Tulip

## Train Disparcher Tulip

* Masked
* Unmasked

"It feels like every time I find something logical about this train, it's thrown back at me and I'm stuck without answers."

## Train Dispatcher Tulip

Train Dispatcher Tulip is the AU version of Tulip Olsen from the show *Infinity Train.*

In this AU, Tulip decides to side with The Conductor instead of Amelia, who was convincing her to stop what she's doing.

## Backstory

Tulip arrives at The Engine, she bids farewell to The Cat (Samantha) and passes through the Unfinished Car to face Amelia. Tulip fights Amelia over the train cannons, and Tulip manages to gain the upper hand until Amelia proposes the idea of creating her own train car, where she could live with both of her parents again, Tulip without hesitation surrenders, but she surrenders under one condition, turn Atticus back into a corgi and return him to Corginia, and Amelia under no circumstances is allowed to hurt anybody else including Denizens, and she agrees. The Steward was able to catch One-One but not for long, as he separates his body and cracks the Stewards mask, Amelia gets a hold of One-One and deactivates him, throwing him into The Ballpit Car and sending it off to the back of the train.

Again, Tulip now takes the place of the Steward, due to One-One and Atticus (as a Gohm) breaking it nearly beyond repair. Tulip mostly helps fix train glitches caused by Amelia's faulty code. Sometimes, Tulip goes out of her way to consult passengers to get their numbers down to 0, for she pities them.

During her travels, Tulip meets Grace and Simon, the leaders of The Apex. Their relationship is a bit shaky, due to Simon disagreeing with Tulip's beliefs on sparing Denizens. Grace, however, gets along with Tulip well, due to the fact that Grace is extremely infatuated with The Conductor.

Oftentimes, Tulip and Amelia don't get along, due to Amelia showing no connection towards any living being. Amelia only keeps Tulip around because she knows that Tulip is the biggest threat to her plans, Tulip, on the other hand, sticks around not just because she wants to build her own train car, but because she feels as if she could still help Amelia get her number down to 0. creating her own train car, where she could live with both of her parents happily.

## Personality

Tulip is mostly stoic and quiet towards anyone who interacts with her, as she prefers to keep her thoughts to herself, however, she does deeply care about the Passengers and Denizens she meets along the way as long as they don't annoy her.

## Appearance

Tulip wears an outfit similar to Amelia's jumpsuit from Book 3, she wears the mask of The Steward to conceal her face from those who may recognize her, she uses the same black leather glove on her right hand and uses a worn-out orange rubber glove on her left.

The lenses of her glasses are embedded inside of the stewards mask, and the eyeholes glow the same light blue color. Her red hair is still exposed, and her pale skin is somewhat exposed in a few parts of her outfit.

She wears boots that have the same attributes as Simon's, as she was inspired by how useful it is.

## Powers

Tulip is able to jump from car-to-car using her boots that can manipulate the wearer's gravity. She also uses its feature that could electrocute any object. Other than that, Tulip is still an average person when it comes to abilities.

## Trivia

* The art used on the infobox is made by ProfessorF\*\*\*You on *Reddit* (this image is temporary).

* This AU (which was made by Typical\_Start), was inspired by Sir-Spooder's Conductor Tulip idea, which can be found on DeviantArt.
* Tulip's number is 6539600172831391 (a 16-digit number), relative to everyone else, she has the 4th highest number on the train, extending down to her wrist.
* M.T. does reunite with Tulip later down the line. M.T. tries to help Tulip, however, she's unable to change her mind for the time being.
* Real-life Train Dispatchers are responsible for the safety and efficiency of train traffic in their region. From a central location, they use computer programs to plan and direct train traffic and communicate with the conductors and engineers onboard the trains.