In my opinion the book Tuck Everlasting had a very well written ending. This book shows that not all things have a happy ending, but in this case it sort of did. It all honestly started when the man in the yellow suit found out that Winnie Foster was with the Tuck’s. Winnie was convinced that the Tuck’s were nuts because they were telling her they are immortal, but that didn’t matter to her because she adored them. The man in the yellow suit went to the town of Treegap to get the constable to go get Winnie from the Tuck’s. The man in the yellow suit had a deal with the Foster’s that they would give the wood to him, if he would get Winnie from the Tuck’s. The constable and the man in the yellow suit were on their way to get Winnie from the Tuck’s. When they get to the Tuck’s the man in the yellow suit knocked at the door of the Tuck’s, and they were quite surprised because they had never had a visitor. The constable told the Tuck’s they needed to give Winnie back before anyone got the wrong idea.…show more content… Mae Tuck grabbed Angus’s shotgun that he shot himself with to see if he actually was immortal. She grabbed the gun and hits the man in the yellow suit upside the head. This is because he threatened to use the Tuck’s as propaganda for the water in the wood because he was going to sell it to the wealthy people. He became unconscious and they brought him into their house. The constable told the Tuck’s if the man in the yellow suit ends up dead, she will be put in prison, and then be punished to death. After a while, the man in the yellow suit ended up dead, and everyone knew what was going to happen to Mae. The constable took Winnie and Mae and put them on the horses for the second time. The Tuck’s told Mae they would come for her and get her out of this situation. Mae was in the front because the constable didn’t want to take any chances with
