Winnie and the Man in the Yellow Suit

In Chapter 20 of 'Tuck Everlasting', Winnie clings to Tuck, feeling his breath and fearing the situation. The constable accuses Mae of kidnapping Winnie, but Winnie defends the Tucks, claiming she came willingly. The man in the yellow suit lies motionless, resembling a marionette. The constable outlines his plan to handle the situation, while Mae faces the gallows, and Tuck is deeply worried. Winnie resolves to prevent Mae from being hanged, understanding the necessity of her actions.

What is Winnie doing at the beginning of the chapter?

• Clinging to Tuck

• Running away

• Looking at the Man in the Yellow Suit

• Talking to the constable

Why does the constable accuse Mae of wrongdoing?

• For hurting the Man in the Yellow Suit

• For stealing

• For kidnapping Winnie

• For lying

How does Winnie respond to the constable's accusation?

• She runs away

• She remains silent

• She says she came willingly

• She admits to being kidnapped

What does the constable notice about the Man in the Yellow Suit?

• He is standing

• He is talking

• He is lifeless like a marionette

• He is awake

What is Tuck's reaction to the Man in the Yellow Suit?

• He is indifferent

• He is envious

• He is happy

• He is angry

What does the constable plan to do with Mae and Winnie?

• Let them go

• Take them to jail

• Take them to a doctor

• Ignore them

What does Winnie promise Tuck?

• That she will run away

• That she will stay with him

• That everything will be alright

• That she will tell the truth

What is Winnie determined to prevent?

• Mae's escape

• Mae's hanging

• The constable's return

• The Man in the Yellow Suit's recovery