Tuck Everlasting

Mae Tuck and Angus Tuck saw her grave and it said the date at which she died.

It said -:

Winnie Foster Jackson-meaning she got married and then died

I believe she does know.

No

The Tucks have no table to eat dinner on so they use their laps and sit on the chairs or sit on the ground and use the chairs as their own table. Also Winnie realizes that there are no rules in the Tuck household unlike her family in the Touch-me-not Cottage.

she meets Jesse tuck drinking spring water and he is beatiful to her and she introduces and all that then she wants to drink the water, but he wont let her and at the end of the chapter, Mae tuck come on the horse with Miles and say oh noes the worst is happening at last

winnie's connection to the wood is simple. that is the her family's land. they own it with the touch me not cottaqe.

Chapter 14

It is too dark for the Tuck's to try and find the horse thief, so they decide to wait until the next day. They talk about what has happened, and Angus Tuck feels very concerned. Winnie cannot get off to sleep and longs to be back in her own bed. She feels a little better when she thinks that the man in the yellow suit will have told her parents what he had seen on the road. But the Tuck's are so kind to her that she begins to feel more comfortable again. Then Jesse comes to her bedside and says that she could wait 6 or 7 years until she is the same as him, then go and drink the water. They would then be the same age together forever and could get married. She adores him and when he has gone she thinks about what he has said. But she just feels confused. She doesn't know what to think any more.

A tv show

because she hadn't

There are numberous:

great potato of a woman

The man's friend (who is a monkey) is named Curious George.

if people knew about everybody would be living forever.

its on page 3

"She was confined to the yard indefinitely and could go nowhere ."

Winnie pour the water ( magical water ) on the toad because :

he saw the toad dry so he wanted to give him water but her granny ( grandmother ) said you don't give water to drink to the toads! they don't drink ! they put it in her body ! so he put the magical water in it know the toad will live for ever probably

No, I don't think so

Things get a little ugly- Granny character either shoots or hits ( using the weapon as a club_ Man in Yellow Suit) ( is he an FBI agent) over the head and he dies- cop killers are guilty of a capital crime! it is not stated he is a cop but the idea is he may well be a detective or FBI man- FBI was founded in l908. Granny is slated to hang- but- thunderstorm erupts at the jailhouse- well I wont spoil it.

The Tucks didn't want Winnie to drink from the spring because they don't want Winnie to have the same eternal life. In fact the Tucks wish that they had found a spring that would make them mortal because they regret each and every moment of their life from now on. The Tucks don't want Winnie to have such a eternal life like theirs because they know what they have been through. The Tucks also don't want Winnie to stay as a little girl forever, therefore the Tucks don't want Winnie to drink from the spring.

i need the setting of Treegap and how it is described for a project my teacher gave me i need to make a brochure in the town of Treegap and i forgot my book in class but it is due on the day we get back in class and i will get a z on my grade so i need the setting or i am dead............. teachers teachers teachers

He was mad/sad cause he was happily married and his wife left him because she thought he used dark magic etc.

the man in the yellow suit was following the tucks and he over heard about the spring

Winnie Foster

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It is the man in the yellow suit

Well both have pretty much the same plot. Some similarites are: They both contain the man in the yellow suit, they both have the toad in the beginning, they both include the scene where Tuck talks to Winnie on the river about how it's not natural to live forever, etc.