Front

What memory does Winnie have as she thinks about Mae and the man in the yellow suit dying?

Back

Winnie remembers a wasp she was sorry she killed.

Front

How does the man in the yellow suit know about the Tucks?

Back

His grandmother told him about her friends' strange family.

Front

Who witnesses Mae's attack?

Back

The constable.

Front

What does the man in yellow want to do with the spring?

Back

He wants to sell the water to people who he thinks deserve it.

Front

What does Winnie tell Tuck?

Back

She tells him that everything will be all right.

Front

What is the significance of the wasp memory for Winnie?

Back

It reflects her feelings of regret and the theme of life and death.

Front

Why is the man in the yellow suit interested in the Tucks?

Back

He is intrigued by their everlasting life and wants to exploit it.

Front

What role does the constable play in the story?

Back

He witnesses Mae's attack and represents law and order.

Front

What does the spring symbolize in the story?

Back

The spring symbolizes immortality and the moral dilemmas associated with it.

Front

How does Winnie’s perspective on life change throughout the story?

Back

Winnie learns about the value of life and the consequences of immortality.