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Tuck Everlasting: Comparing The Book And The Movie

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Tuck everlasting

Have you ever wondered about living forever? Do you think it is possible to live forever?Has someone told you they can live forever?That’s where this story starts. Tuck Everlasting is a story of a family who lived forever from a magical spring.This was a book and a movie. There were many comparisons in these two. First the Man in the Yellow Suit talked to Winnie at the gate.He talked about trying to find a family. Next , Winnie walked through the forest to meet Jesse and tried to drink out of the spring , Next, Winnie talked with Tuck on the rowboat about the spring and how the Tucks are not on the wheel and why he can’t let Winnie go. Next, the Man in the Yellow Suit talked the Fosters about owning the wood if he found

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