".. I wonder too," Inigo says. He sounds like he's clearly in deep thought. Because he is. This whole situation feels so messy, and he's not sure what to think about it.

Letting out a sigh, he moves forward to lean on the table as he's sitting there.

"I kind of feel like it was genuine about letting us go, at the very least." Unless the train is cruel and doing this on purpose to torture them - but from what the Ministry said, it doesn't seem like a train can even have a personality, let alone enough traits to be cruel. "But I don't understand why the train isn't realising that it didn't work. It keeps stubbornly trying to leave the platform, even though it's stuck there just as much as the rest of us are. You'd think it would have caught on by now, right?"