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Well, a ridiculous Scottish accent wouldn't be understood by anyone except the Scots so...
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I just assumed that was the closest station for those kids and there were other stops along the way.
That being said, I've never read the books, so I don't know if that was addressed or not. >

Yeah they never say "this is the only train station on this line".  I've always assumed there were more stops. >

I mean Harry and Ron fly there in the car right, so it's not like an alternate dimension only accessible through 9 3/4. >

I mean, it kinda is, magically protected/hidden.  But you can get there by other magical means.
I don't think Voldemort and his army all crammed into the train, with Tokyo porters squeezing them in so the doors can close. >

Anything from the trolley, dea(th eate)rs? >

"Do they have any death?" >

"Or cake? I'd rather have cake, really, especially if it has that nice thick buttercream icing. Oh, and sprinkles! I really ~~love~~ like sprinkles. Almost as much as death, I mean, of course." >

Well, we're out of cake! We only had three bits and we didn't expect such a rush! >

I'll have the chicken, then. >

Tastes of human, sir. >

Saving this because I desperately wanna re-enact it in dark academia style with a ridiculous English accent (with a lot of rolled r's for dramatic and comedic effect) >


with a ridiculous English accent

That would be pretty weird, considering it's supposed to be a Scottish accent