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Season 4 is Simon and the Cat.
Passengers who die on the train have a termination signal go out that instructs the tape car to reconfigure the person from the record on file, effectively cloning the person they were when they got on the train. The train is infinite, and its infinite goal is to get passengers to their destination. The number is not meant to be avoided or defied, it's to be completed and sent on its way. So Simon is remade, and the Cat tries to redo her experience with him as her 'apprentice', but gets found out by Amelia and Hazel.
Hazel realizing that not only do Passengers get things Tuba never could, like leaving, priority on every car and so on, decides FUCK PASSENGERS and starts a 'Null' Revolution, like so many before them apeing the word of an oppressor. They seek reprieval from the Conductor, and when they rebel, he goes ONE-one and slaughters the nulls. This starts a civil war of Amelia and the whole conductor vs. Hazel and the Null Revolution, an Anti-Passenger Strike Force, hoping to drain the Train's resources by regularly killing Passengers. Amelia dies trying to stop it, seeing a door to home before fading and losing the exit, Hazel falls, and those that are left meet OG Amelia, with the same 113 Hazel had.
Like the original Amelia who learned nothing, she revolts at the notion of having a train sort her life out, and leads a Passenger/Null revolt against. This is turn causes her to lead the Nullification and Liberation of the train, and Amelia to begin trying to remake the train again. One-One is bonked back to the comical self and left in a random car, a sort of anarchy takes the train, and Amelia tinkers away in the engine room, trying to get the perfect car for herself.
Meanwhile, a young red-haired girl gets off the school bus asking her friend what she's gonna do while she's at Game Design camp...
