Barbaforte was a notorious town prankster, always ready with a new tale to scare the daylights out of the residents. This time, his target was Younes, the new kid in town.

Barbaforte spun his tale, claiming that every ghost train in the world was haunted, and that people had heart attacks out of sheer fright.

Seeing the sceptical look on Younes' face, Barbaforte embellished his story, describing grotesque ghosts and blood-curdling screams echoing through the carriages.

Despite the chilling tale, Younes was not scared. He had always been a brave boy, unfazed by Barbaforte's stories.

In an attempt to prove Barbaforte wrong, Younes decided to ride the ghost train at the local amusement park. He bought a ticket and waited for his turn.

As Younes entered the ghost train, he felt a rush of excitement. This was his chance to confront his fear and prove Barbaforte wrong.

Inside the ghost train, animatronics popped up unexpectedly, and eerie sounds filled the air. But Younes remained calm, looking at each spectacle with interest.

Younes felt the train move through different settings, each scarier than the last. But he focused on the mechanisms that made the animatronics move.

The ghost train journey ended with a simulated trip through a haunted house. Again, animatronics popped up, but Younes just smiled, enjoying the creativity behind the setup.

Finally, the ride ended. As Younes got out of the train, he was neither scared nor had he had a heart attack. He had enjoyed the ride.

Younes looked around at the other people who had just exited the ride. They were all fine, laughing and discussing the scariest parts of the ride.

It was clear to Younes that Barbaforte's tales were nothing but fiction. Ghost trains were not terrifying death traps, but amusing attractions.

Filled with a newfound sense of confidence, Younes decided to confront Barbaforte with his experience. He found Barbaforte at the local café, entertaining a group with his tall tales.

Younes boldly interrupted Barbaforte, recounting his adventure on the ghost train, and how he had not been scared at all. The café fell silent as everyone turned to Barbaforte.

Barbaforte was taken aback. He had not expected Younes to confront him, let alone in front of everyone. He stuttered, trying to come up with a counter-argument.

But the townsfolk were not convinced. They had heard Younes' story and seen his courage. Barbaforte's tales lost their power, his audience now sceptical.

That day, Younes became a local hero. Not for some great deed, but for standing up to Barbaforte and his tall tales. His bravery was admired by all.

As for Barbaforte, he was left to reflect on his actions. His stories had been debunked, and he had lost his audience. It was a humbling experience.

Over the next few days, Younes was treated like a celebrity in town. Everyone wanted to hear his ghost train adventure. And he happily obliged, debunking Barbaforte's tall tales.

Barbaforte, on the other hand, became quieter. He stopped his tall tales and started listening more. It was evident that he had learnt a lesson.

Younes continued his life in the small town, always ready to debunk any new tall tales. His bravery had changed the town's dynamics, encouraging others to question and learn.

The ghost train at the local amusement park became a popular attraction. Children and adults alike took the ride, not scared anymore, but ready for a thrilling experience.

Barbaforte started visiting the amusement park too. He rode the ghost train, finally admitting that it was a source of amusement and not fear. He had changed.

Younes and Barbaforte eventually became friends. They often visited the amusement park together, enjoying the ghost train and debunking any new myths that came up.

And so, the tale of the haunted ghost train became a story of friendship and understanding. A story that taught the town to enjoy the thrill of fear, rather than be scared by it.

Younes and Barbaforte's adventure brought a sense of unity to the town. People were no longer scared of the unknown, but were ready to experience and understand it.

Barbaforte's tall tales had turned into stories of adventure and understanding. He had become a better person, thanks to Younes' bravery and the town's support.

The ghost train continued to bring joy and thrill to its riders. It was no longer a source of fear, but a source of amusement and fascination.

As for Younes, he had proved that fear was just a state of mind. He had shown the town that they could enjoy the thrill without being scared.

And so, the tale of the haunted ghost train became a story of courage and understanding. A story that showed how bravery could turn fear into amusement.

The town's perception of ghost trains had changed forever. They were no longer sources of fear, but exciting attractions that everyone wanted to experience.

Barbaforte and Younes' story became a lesson for the town. A lesson that taught them to question, understand and enjoy the unknown.

And so, the tale of the haunted ghost train was no longer a tale of fear, but a tale of understanding and amusement. A tale that brought a small town together.

The tale of the haunted ghost train will always be remembered in the town. But now, it's remembered for the right reasons – for bringing joy, unity and understanding.

As for Younes and Barbaforte, they continued their adventures, debunking myths and tall tales, always ready for the next thrilling ride on the ghost train.