Dexter is a blind twelve year old boy who always wanted to go on the Polar Express and *Fast foward to next year* So another Christmas and Dexter wakes up, IN THE POLAR EXPRESS! Welcome to Dex's world, DON'T LIKE DON'T READ! Toby Raccoon

My take on the night the hobo died: silent, and alone, leaving nothing behind but a matchbox.

"I was looking at myself from the back of the Polar Express, and I was dead.": The hobo tells the conductor about how he died.

The conductor finally meets the hobo.

This happened one year later...Hero Boy and his family

Amy Smith is a everyday teen who's about to find Christmas' True Sprit

Christmas, and wishing, is not just for kids, but for all of us . . . as a man discovers when a train from his past shows up to take him away . . . to a Christmas wish that someone else made!

Akari Kinamoto is 17 and not fond of Christmas. Sure, she’ll put on a happy face and look giddy, but she despised the holiday as much as cat’s despised water. She finds out, though, that Christmas wasn’t what it was made out to be. More in story.

Parody of the movie. Steven has always been bipolar, and one Christmas Eve, he boards a train bound for the North Pole that will take him to get rid of his bipolar condition forever...this will be very awkward. My holiday tribute, a humerous oneshot.

Hero Boy's thriteen-year-old daughter, Lucy, doesn't believe in Christmas. A visit from the Polar Express proves to be more than she bargains for when she's transpotred back in time to the night her father took his own fateful trip on the magic train.