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Well, the main villain is a bit hard to explain. He's not "evil" per say, but he does have a habit of wrecking trains. Why? Well, there have been a few theories. Some say he loves Dinah, and since Greaseball is dating her, he tries to wreck him to get to her. But a more likely theory was that he does it as a hobby because he is insane, or he has multiple personalities. This character I am talking about is not Greaseball, nor Electra. It is actually, CB the caboose. A bit shocking, I know; even I was surprised at first. But it's true. CB (or Caboose, as he is known nowadays) is the "badguy" of Starlight Express. How can you tell?
Let me explain:
Greaseball is a bully, and a bit of a showoff. He gets physical, he leads a gang, and bumps other trains, but he does not wreck them.
Electra is a showoff as well, and a bad loser, but he just shows off pretty much. That's all he does.
CB, on the other hand, well he's another story. CB can be kind, sweet and helpful, but he has a dark side. If you look at his costume, you'll see signs from other railroads on his shoulders. Those are "trophies" he gained from wrecks. He even claims to be "Public Enemy Number 1".
SPOILER! Read with caution! If you have not seen this production and want to see what happens for yourself, please do not read!
At first CB appears to be a friendly caboose that smiles all the time, but he's also friends with Greaseball. That's your first clue something isn't right about him. He wrecks Hashamoto the Bullet Train in Heat 1, though this isn't revealed until later. Then, he holds Rusty back, and has him hanging from a bridge. There are pictures of this moment at bellesdomain.co.uk CB finally tries to wreck Electra and Greaseball when they fight over him. I believe he turns good at the end, but I'm actually not sure myself.
I guess I'll have to see the show myself and find out.
What else can I help you with?
Who is the main villain of starlight express?
CB the Caboose
What is a pantomime villain?
A pantomine villain is someone who hates the main character... :)
Who is the villain of Anybody Can Dance?
The main villain is Kay Kay Menon and the other villain is Mayuresh Wadkar
What could a main baddie in a melodrama be called?
That would be the villain.
What is the main idea of poem?
To express ones feelings.
Who is the main villain of starlight express?
CB the Caboose
Benefits of been a fireman?
Why not? A volunteer fire fighter is the lifeline for more people in rural areas than we like to think about. And that sets aside the volunteer with a city department (where fire fighters unions still permit them) who provides that extra manpower when the sky is red and the chips are down. The selfless service these empowered individuals provide saves lives and reduces property damage and loss. The volunteer will be trained, and training is a good thing. Departments train volunteers to do all the things that paid fire fighters do, and maybe some more. (Who ever heard of a big urban fire department training one man live line and ladder, hmm?) So you'll get training, and a lot of it. Very useful stuff, too, particularly the first aid and emergency medical course work you'll have to go through. You may be at, say, a fast food restaurant and use it to good effect before any firefighter or EMT can appear. You will have been a "first responder" in the finest traditions of public service. There is the "awareness factor" associated with this line of service that will make you a safer citizen, too. Your home and business will be less of a fire (or other) hazard, and your will help family, friends and neighbors make changes to improve the chances that something untoward will jump off there. We could go on, but you get the picture. Becoming a volunteer fire fighter is not for everyone, and not everyone can do it. But, if you have the will and the skill, you may be able to take up some of the slack in your community. And there is usually a bit more slack than anyone is willing to admit, particularly when something big and "unpredictable" transpires. Make an inquiry with any fire fighter you see, go to any (manned) fire station, or get on the phone and make some calls. If you're interested, that is. Good luck making the grade.
When was Starlight Express created?
Starlight Express was created in 1984.
When was Starlight Express first performed?
Starlight Express was first performed on March 27, 1984. Starlight Express is a musical written by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Richard Stilgoe, and Arlene Phillips.
How do you do quest 147 in dragon quest 9?
The first stamp you get is from sterling. Take the starlight express to Batsureg to find the second guerrilla. Take the starlight express to old mason's house to find the third. Walk to The bloomingdale, and go to the top of the church to find the fourth. Take the starlight express to Angel Falls to find the fifth. Walk to Coffinwell to find the sixth. Take the starlight express to alltrades abby to find the seventh. Take the starlight express to Wormwood Creek and go to the armor shop to find the eighth. To find the ninth take the starlight express to the gortress and go to the top of the tower. Then go back to the starlight express to see sterling to receive your reward.
Was it midnight express that was preformed by roller skaters that originated in London?
No, it was Starlight Express.
What musical is performed on roller skates?
Starlight express
Who was greaseball in starlight express 1985?
Derek Richards
What do performers wear on their feet in starlight express?
RollerSkates
How do you summon the starflight express?
Find it in your bag and use it, if you are in an outdoor area, you will be warped into the starlight express
Is there a connection between Andrew Lloyd Webber and Edward Elgar in Starlight Express?
There is no direct connection between Andrew Lloyd Webber and Edward Elgar in "Starlight Express." Andrew Lloyd Webber is the composer of "Starlight Express," a rock musical that premiered in 1984, while Edward Elgar was a prominent English composer known for his orchestral and choral works in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Although both are significant figures in British music, their works and styles are distinct, and Elgar did not influence "Starlight Express."
In starlight express what do the performers wear on their feet?
Roller skates Roller skates
