Winnie's Journey and Symbolism

In early August, Winnie reflects on recent events, including her involvement in helping the Tucks escape. She recalls her time in the jailhouse and the fear she felt. After being released into her parents' custody, she contemplates her actions and the impact on her family. As school approaches, Winnie gains a new perspective on life. She encounters a toad and a dog, leading to a decision to use the magic water from Jesse's bottle on the toad, ensuring its safety forever.

What season is approaching at the beginning of the story?

• Autumn

• Summer

• Winter

• Spring

What natural event does Winnie observe that signifies change?

• Flowers blooming

• Leaves falling

• Birds migrating

• A thunderstorm

How does Winnie feel about the Tucks' escape?

• Confused

• Indifferent

• Angry

• Relieved

What does Winnie struggle with while in the jail cell?

• Reading

• Eating

• Sleeping

• Coughing

What is the constable's reaction upon discovering Winnie?

• Amused

• Angry

• Sympathetic

• Indifferent

How do Winnie's parents react to her actions?

• They are proud

• They are supportive

• They are confused

• They are indifferent

What new status does Winnie gain among the village children?

• A villain

• A hero

• An outcast

• A romantic figure

What animal appears alongside the toad?

• A dog

• A rabbit

• A cat

• A bird

What does Winnie do to save the toad?

• Ignores it

• Picks it up

• Hides it

• Feeds it

What does Winnie use on the toad?

• A potion

• Magic dust

• A spell

• Jesse's water