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How does the constable react to the news that the man in the yellow suit brings?
How does the constable react to the news that the man in the yellow suit brings?
He doesn't seem very worried or interested and is suspicious of the man in the yellow suit.
Of what two items is the constable proud?
Of what two items is the constable proud?
The new jail and gallows
What reason does the man in the yellow suit give the constable for wanting to go ahead of him? Do you think he is telling the truth? Why or why not?
What reason does the man in the yellow suit give the constable for wanting to go ahead of him? Do you think he is telling the truth? Why or why not?
He is worried about Winnie. No, because he thinks the constable is annoying.
Why didn't Miles give his children the spring water?
Why didn't Miles give his children the spring water?
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What common desire do Winnie and Miles share?
What common desire do Winnie and Miles share?
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How does Miles disagree with the way his father lives?
How does Miles disagree with the way his father lives?
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Why does Winnie tell Miles to put the fish back in the pond?
Why does Winnie tell Miles to put the fish back in the pond?
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Study Notes
Constable's Reaction
- The constable shows a lack of concern or interest when informed by the man in the yellow suit.
- He exhibits suspicion towards the man in the yellow suit.
Constable's Pride
- The constable takes pride in two new developments in his jurisdiction: the new jail and gallows.
Man in the Yellow Suit's Intentions
- The man in the yellow suit claims he is anxious about Winnie and wants to proceed ahead of the constable.
- His truthfulness is questionable due to the constable's perception of him as annoying.
Miles' Children and the Spring Water
- Miles refrains from sharing the spring water with his children because they are unaware of its extraordinary effects.
Winnie and Miles' Aspirations
- Both Winnie and Miles share a common aspiration to lead lives of significance and make impactful contributions.
Miles' Discontent with His Father's Lifestyle
- Miles disagrees with his father’s approach to life, believing he should strive for a more meaningful existence in the world.
Winnie's Compassion for Nature
- Winnie instructs Miles to return the fish to the pond as she is uncomfortable with the thought of witnessing the fish's death.
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Test your understanding of Tuck Everlasting with these flashcards covering Chapters 16 and 17. Dive into the reactions of characters and their motivations as the story unfolds. Perfect for reinforcing your comprehension of the book's pivotal moments.
