What object does Mae Tuck take with her on her journey?
What object does Mae Tuck take with her on her journey?
music box
What does Mae Tuck do to save Winnie from the stranger?
Mae Protects Winnie When the stranger arrives and threatens to take Winnie and force all of them to help him sell the spring water that gave the Tucks eternal life, Mae once again acts without thinking. She hits the stranger on the head with the butt of her rifle and kills him.
How does Angus Tuck respond to Winnie?
How does Angus Tuck respond to meeting Winnie? He seems nervous to meet her. He seems overly excited to meet her.
What was the Tucks first clue that something was strange?
What was the first clue that something was strange? Jesse fell out of a tree head first but didn’t get hurt.
Why did MAE take Winnie back home to tuck?
They want to make sure that Winnie fully understands the danger of the spring and the necessity of keeping it a secret. Mae Tuck believes that her husband is the best person for that job. They want to take Winnie home so that Angus can convince Winnie to keep the secret.
How did Winnie Foster die?
Winnie chose to a live a mortal life instead of drinking the water from the fountain of youth and waiting for Jesse Tuck to return. Winnie died at 100 years old in 1999, she died at peace knowing that she helped keep the Tucks and the fountain of youth a secret.
Why did Winnie help Mae escape?
Winnie helps the Tucks escape from Treegap by first taking the place of Mae. When she did that it allowed the Tucks to have time to run away and escape so they can be safe. How do the Fosters’ react to Winnie being an accomplice to the Tucks’ escape?
Does Jesse marry Winnie?
Winnie takes her place so the Tucks can escape. Before departing, Jesse gives Winnie a bottle of the special water so she might drink it when she turns 17 and follow them and marry him. She considers this, but decides not to and pours it onto a toad, also knowing she could just go to the spring if she changes her mind.
Why does Jesse marry Winnie?
There were elements of self-interest, because he of course would have wanted Winnie to choose to drink the water and marry him so they could live forever together, but he was also giving her a chance to make her own decision.
Who owns the wood outside of Treegap?
The Foster’s own the wood. 5.
How does the man in the yellow suit find out about the spring?
In Chapter 19, the man in the yellow suit reveals that he knows about the spring that bequeaths eternal longevity to anyone who drinks from it. He announces to the Tucks that the woods and spring now belong to him. Additionally, he is determined to sell the water to anyone who is interested.
How does Mae Tuck stop Winnie’s crying?
Finally out of the woods, the Tucks try to comfort a very upset Winnie. She stops crying when Mae plays her music box; it’s the same music Winnie’s grandmother thought belonged to elves!
What does the man in the yellow suit plan to do with the water from the spring?
What does the Man in the Yellow Suit plan to do with the spring water? He plans to drink it and then destroy the spring. He plans to sell it and make a lot of money. He plans to give it away to people who are sick.