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Tuck Everlasting DILEMA ONE: I wouldn't like to live forever because you would feel all the pain of old age. I think it would feel extremely uncomfortable to live forever because everyone is supposed to die, that is nature. Living forever would mean having to deal with (maybe): arthritus heart failer cancer and much more. DILEMA TWO: I think i would like to have Winnie Foster for a friend. I would not like it if she was really posh like her family but she would be really nice. And if she acted like she did in the movie, i would definatly like her as my friend. DILEMA THREE: I am looking forward to having more freedom and i am looking forward to seeing my family when i am older and am able to see them by myself. I'm looking forward to buying my own house and car and starting up a really good life. I would miss having a family of my own and i would miss having a job. DILEMA FOUR:

CHAPTER REVIEW: So far, each chapter (apart from chapter one, which is about the wood), is about one of the three things that happened in the PROLOGUE. CHAPTER TWO: is about Mae Tuck wakinng up, getting dressed in many layers of clothes and going to the woods to meet her two children, who she only saw once every ten years. CHAPTER THREE: is about Winnie Foster sitting on the bristly grass talking to a fat and lazy toad. She wished she had a brother or sister so that her family would have someone else to watch. She is also thinking of running away, because she is so sick of being watched constantly by her father, mother and grandmother. CHAPTER FOUR: Is about an old man in a bright yellow suit, coming to the Foster's high metal gaate and talking to Winnie Foster about how long her family have lived in this house. he continued to talk to Winnie Foster for a little longer. CHAPTER FIVE: is about Winnie deciding not to run away. She went to the gate again and found that the same toad was there again. It was almost like it had been waiting for her. she went to the wood, the the very centre of the wood. Where the old Ash Tree was. She saw a yound boy sitting at the trunk of the ash tree,next to spring protuding from the bottom of th ash tree. the boy's name was Jesse Tuck. he looked seventeen bit really he was one hundred and four years old. CHAPTER SIX: is about Jesse, Miles and Mae Tuck, taking her away on horse back to a sunny spot in a medow. They said they were going to explain everything. CHAPTER SEVEN: is about the tree Tucks explaining how they never aged. They explained how they had walked and walked to get to the edge of the wood, but it never came.Then they set up camp in the centre of the wood. They drank from the spring under the ash tree. Then after a while they noticed that they wern't ageing. The spring's water kept them from getting older. CHAPER EIGHT: is about the Tucks and Wnnie riding horseback to the Tucks house and laughing and talking to each other. They were all friends. The old man in the yellow suit had followed the Tucks and Winnie to the waters edge and had heard the whole story. Now the lod man is following the Tucks and Winnie on their journey tro the Tucks house. CHAPTER NINE: is about Winnie and the Tucks still traveling to the Tucks hoem. They finally reach the home and Angus Tuck greets Winnie like she was his actual child. He said he was pleased to see her. CHAPTER TEN: is about Miles adnd Jesse enjoying a nice swim in the pond. It is also about Mae showing Winnie around the Tucks home. There was lots of nitting and embrodiary everywhere. The house was a mess but it was a comfortable place to live in. CHAPTER ELEVEN: is about the four Tucks and Winnie Foster eating the dinner which included- flapjacks, bacon, bread and applesauce. Then Angus Tuck took Winnie out onto the pond in an old rowboat. CHAPTER TWELVE: is about Winnie and Tuck going onto the pond. Tuck explained about why Winnie was not to tell anyone about the spring. He said because if anyone else new they would all want to drink some of the water. CHAPTER THIRTEEN: is about the old man in the yellow suite coming to the Fosters house and knocking on their door. CHAPTER FOURTEEN: is about all the Tucks and Winnie going to sleep. How Winnie couldn't get to sleep and Mae coming downstairs to talk to her. Then how tuck came down to talk to Winnie and kissing her gently before going away back to bed. How then Jesse came down the stairs to talk to her about drinking some of the water when she was seventeen and how they could get married and live life to the fullest. CHAPTER FIFTEEN: is about the old man in the yellow suit and the the Fosters talking and how the man in the yellow suit was asking 5ton have some of the trees in the wood in exchange for him helping the Fosters geting their Winnie back. CHAPTER SIXTEEN: is about the Fosters selling there wood to the man in the yellow suit. It is also about the man in the yellow suit telling the constable where the Tucks house is and how far it was from Treegap. CHAPTER SEVENTEEN: is about Winnie going fishing with Miles and Miles catching a fish and having Winnie say let is go. CHAPTER EIGHTING: is about the Tucks and Winnie having flapjacks for breackfast again and them talking about having no bite when fishing. Then a knock came on the door. It was the man in the yellow suit. CHAPTER NINETEEN: is about the man in the yellow suit explaining that the Fosters had given him their wood in exchange fo bringing there little Winnie home. But just when the man in the yellow suit was taking Winnie outside, Mrs Tuck wacked the man in the yellow suit over the head with the end of a shot gun. It was most unlucky that that the constable was riding through the trees and had saw the whole thing. CHAPTER TWENTY: is about the constable taking Winnie back home to Treegapand her family. It is also about the constable taking Mae Tuck down to the station and saying that she was going to go to the gallows if the man died. CHAPTER TWENTYONE: is about Winnie being welcomed back home by her family with many hugs and kisses. The constable had brought her back home. Then the constable and the Fosters talked and the constable said that if the man in the yellow suit died Mae would go to the gallows. Then the Fosters said that if the man in the yellow suit should die that they would get their wood back. CHAPTER TWENTYTWO: is about Winnie being out side with her grandmother and talking about the toad. Then she went and got some water to pour onto the toad but the toad had gone. Then her grandmother went back inside complaining about the heat and Jesse Tuck came to her fence and they talked about rescuing Mae from the jailhouse before she got hanged. Then Jesse gave Winnie a bottle of the water from the spring and he told her to think about drinking it when she was older. CHAPTER TWENTYTHREE: is about Winnie waiting for midnight to come so she could go outside and meet Jesse so they could rescue Mae from the jailhouse before she got hung at the gallows the next day. CHAPTER TWENTYFOUR: is about Winnie going out side to the fence where Jesse was waitng for her. Together they went to the jailhouse where the rest of the Tucks were waiting. They broke Mae out and Winnie took her place inside the jailroom. CHAPTER TWENTYFIVE: is about Winnie being discovered and taken back to the Fosters cottage. Mae and the rest of the Tucks had bot been found yet which was good. She had gone outside in her yard and had found the toad again. Then there was a dog and the dog had tried to eat the toad. Then when the dog had gone, Winnie had poured the bottle of water that was from the spring over the toad and hads watched it obsorb it into it's skin. THE EPILOGE: is about Mae and Angus Tuck coming back to Treegap after a long time away and finding everthing had changed and that Winnie had died two years previously.

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-winnie's life is basically being controlled by her family. She isn't allowed to go out of her property. Mainley because there was a hugh metal gate, but also because Winnie didn't have any brothers or sisters for her family to watch over and control. ======

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-the man in the yellow suit scares me a little. I think it is srtrange that he is following the trop of people. My first impression of the men in the Yellown suit would be: Tall, Strange, Hairy, Perswasive, Scary. ======

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-i think Jesse would be thinking: If she drinks the water she will become imortal just like me. I can't bare to think that she would be stuck like me forever. She would never be able to live a normal lfe, because she couldn't die and because she would never age. ======

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-i think the man in the yellow suit if following Winnie and the Tucks because he wonts some of the trees from the woods and he wants to know where Winnie is so he can bargine with the Fosters and get some of the trees. CHAPTER EIGHT: -so far in the story, Mae Tuck has set out to bring home her boys which see hasn't seen for ten years. She ends up bringing home her boys and a little girl by the name of Winnie Foster. Winnie is scared of the Tucks. She dosn't know what they will do to her. The Tucks have explained about who they are and what there little condition is. Winnie dosn't believe them at first because she dosn't believe in fairy tales. CHAPTER NINE: -because it helps them to not be seen by people that live in Treegap or near Treegap. I think they live in a hard to find place because it someone saw them say 20 years ago, and then happened to see them then, they would notice no change in the Tucks apperance and they may get suspicious. -because she is the first real person that has been inside there home for a very long time. And winnie is a young, pretty girl, and Angus probably hasn't seen a young girl for a long time. CHAPTER TEN: - ======