Tuck Everlasting

Mae Tuck means that her family's worst fear has come true: someone has discovered the spring that grants immortality. This is alarming because the Tucks understand the spring's power is both a...

In Tuck Everlasting, Mae hits the man in the yellow suit with a shotgun to prevent him from exposing their secret, leading to his death. Mae is arrested and faces hanging, which would reveal her...

The prologue of Tuck Everlasting introduces three seemingly unrelated events that are crucial to the story. Mae Tuck sets out to meet her sons, Miles and Jesse, in Treegap, a journey she makes every...

In Tuck Everlasting, the Tuck family is characterized by their immortality, setting them apart from others. Mae Tuck is metaphorically described as a "potato," highlighting her round shape and...

Mae Tuck's exact age when she drinks the magic water is not explicitly stated in "Tuck Everlasting." However, given that she has a teenage son, Jesse, and another son, Miles, in his twenties, she is...

Mae Tuck visits Treegap to meet her sons, Jesse and Miles, as part of a family ritual where they reunite every ten years in early August. Despite her husband Angus's concerns about being seen, Mae...

Mae Tuck hits the man in the yellow suit with a shotgun to prevent him from forcibly taking Winnie. This act of violence, witnessed by the constable, marks a pivotal moment for Winnie. It convinces...

In Tuck Everlasting, Mae and Angus Tuck make a living through simple, modest means. They craft and sell handmade goods, such as wooden items, to support themselves while living a secluded life,...

In the epilogue, Mae and Tuck learn about the fate of the ash tree and the spring from an anonymous counterman at a diner. He informs them that a lightning storm three years prior had split the tree,...

Mae reassures Winnie by telling her that the Tuck family is not harmful and that they kidnapped her to protect her from the spring that grants eternal life. Mae explains their own misery from living...

The Tuck family in Tuck Everlasting consists of Angus and Mae Tuck, and their sons Miles and Jesse, all of whom are immortal due to drinking from a magical spring. Angus is bitter about immortality,...

Mae's special object in Tuck Everlasting is her music box, which plays a distinctive melody mistaken by Winnie's grandmother as "elf music." This music box becomes a critical clue for the man in the...

Mae and Angus Tuck are upset by recent changes because their secret of immortality is threatened. They are accustomed to changes around them due to their long lives, but the discovery of their spring...

Mae hit the man in the yellow suit on the head with a shotgun in an attempt to protect her family's secret of immortality. The man had discovered the Tucks' secret and intended to exploit it by...

Winnie loves the Tucks like a surrogate family, and the Tucks love Winnie right back. The Tucks would do anything for Winnie, even risk their own lives.

Mae and Miles Tuck kidnap Winnie and place her on a horse to prevent her from drinking from a magical spring that grants immortality. After Winnie sees Jesse drinking from the spring, the Tucks...