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.
In "Tuck Everlasting", once they have managed to break into the jail, Winnie plans on changing places with Mae. She reasons that by the time they have learned about the switch, Mae and the Tucks will all be long gone, and there won't be anything the law can do about it.
Winnie helps Mae escape the jail house at midnight.The constable comes by and think it is mae.In the morning the constable finds out it is not Mae.So he takes Winnie out of jail because she is ten.
in the book she thinks he is really cute, and likes him, but probily thinks that he is a little weird because he wants to get married to her when she turn seventeen, but in the movie they are totally in love, they kiss and lay next to each other and at the end of the movie when they are leaving Jesse yell " Winnie foster i will love you till the day i die" and i always cry during that part because he will never die and she doesn't drink the water from the spring and then dies and breaks his heart and he will always love her and it took him so long to find a girl like Winnie to love and then she goes and breaks his heart i blame tuck because he told her that she shouldn't drink the water and he put all those bad thoughts into her head and that caused her to not drink the water.
I think Winnie feels like it is a good idea to help Mae escape because she loves the Tuck's and they are like family to her.
Yes
Winnie’s grandmother tells the man in the yellow suit, “I don’t know everyone, nor do I want to. And I don’t stand outside in the dark discussing such a thing with strangers.”
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.
Mae and Tuck returned to Treegap but it was not the Treegap they remembered. The roads were blacktop, the woods were gone and there was a gas station where the Foster's house had been all those years ago. Their horse drawn wagon got many stares. They passed by a new jail with a police car outside of it and made their way to a diner. Tuck talked to the waiter, asking about the woods. The waiter explained a storm had come through about three years before and the woods caught on fire. After that, it had to be bulldozed. Tuck asked about a spring in the woods, but the waiter knew nothing about it. After eating, Mae went shopping and Tuck went for a walk. They had both seen the cemetery as they arrived in town......
Mae Tucks special object is her music box Winnie's grandmother is so crazy she thought the beautiful music was coming from the "elves in the forest"
One very unique thing about Peru is that it has a statue dedicated to Winnie the Pooh in the capital, Lima.
Tuck said "Good girl" in Tuck Everlasting to encourage Winnie to do the right thing by keeping the secret of the spring and not running away from her responsibilities. It was a way for Tuck to show his appreciation and support for Winnie's courage and maturity in handling a difficult situation.
She didn't know if it was the right thing to do and she knew that there were many dangerous things out in the wood
Winnie’s grandmother tells the man in the yellow suit, “I don’t know everyone, nor do I want to. And I don’t stand outside in the dark discussing such a thing with strangers.”
No! How can he do such a thing?
Winnie the Pooh is known for singing two songs: "The Winnie the Pooh" song and "Rumbly in my Tumbly". The Winnie the Pooh song Rumbly in my Tumbly
Cause he is gay
trustworthy and honest
This book is called "Tuck Everlasting" by Natalie Babbitt. It tells the story of a young girl named Winnie who discovers a family that has become immortal after drinking water from a magical spring. The novel explores the themes of life, death, and the consequences of immortality.
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.
help poo with every thing
He had lost his family when they swore that he had sold his soul to the devil
Winnie the Pooh is a boy not a girl, it clearly states in the storybooks Winnie the Pooh that it says HE for Winnie the Pooh. ""Well," said Pooh, "what I like best -- " and then he had to stop and think. Because although Eating Honey was a very good thing to do" AA Milne