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About Tuck Everlasting by N. Babbitt Chpts. 16-20
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Uploaded | Winnie Foster is a girl who lived a long time ago. | |
Uploaded | Mae makes a place for Winnie to sleep. Winnie misses her family. Does she want to grow old? Does she want to change? | |
Uploaded | Jesse wants Winnie to drink the special water. Then they can get married and live forever. She would not change. | |
Uploaded | The man in the yellow suit tells Winnie’s family he wants their woods. Then he will take them to the Tucks’ house to get Winnie. | |
Uploaded | He wants the woods with the Spring. He won’t tell them why he wants the woods. But they agree to give the woods to him. | |
Uploaded | The man in the yellow suit and the constable leave to go get Winnie. The constable is like a police officer. | |
Uploaded | Winnie and Miles go fishing the next morning. Miles wants to do something useful with all the time he has now. | |
Uploaded | Winnie wants to help too. She did not want to keep the fish. Put it back, she said. Miles threw it back in the water. | |
Uploaded | While Winnie and the Tucks eat breakfast there is a knock on the door. They are worried. No one comes here! | |
Uploaded | The man in the yellow suit is here. He found the family! He has guessed their secret. | |
Uploaded | The man says that his grandmother heard a strange story about a different family. The family did not grow or change. | |
Uploaded | The man’s grandmother had heard the music before. When the man heard Mae’s music he knew he found them. | |
Uploaded | Now the man owns the land with the special water. He is going to sell the water. Many people will want to drink it. | |
Uploaded | He will make lots of money. He tells the Tucks they can help him. They can tell people what it's like not to grow or change. | |
Uploaded | When the Tucks tell the man they will not help him he drags Winnie out of the house. | |
Uploaded | Mae tries to save Winnie. She hits the man over the head. He falls to the ground. The constable sees this. | |
Uploaded | The constable takes Winnie home. He takes Mae to jail. | |
Uploaded | Mae is in trouble. They may punish her for hurting the man. In those times that could be by hanging. |