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Angus Tuck
He is the father of the Tuck family and though outwardly gruff,
he makes Winnie somehow love him the most of the entire family. He is
very wise about drinking from the spring or telling anyone their secret.
Miles Tuck
He is the oldest Tuck child and appears to be about twenty-one
or twenty-two years old. When he and Jesse leave home to seek a life away
from their parents, he seems more responsible, holding such jobs as carpentry
and blacksmithing.
Jesse Tuck
He is the youngest son of the Tuck family and stopped aging at
17. He is a free spirit who does what strikes him at the moment. He is
quite handsome and he and Winnie fall in love.
The Man in the Yellow Suit
He is the villain of the story, a strange man who wears unusual
clothing and is looking to find the spring, which will give him eternal
life and make him a lot of money.
The Toad
This creature is Winnie’s first real friend, but it takes her
awhile to realize it. It seems to follow her everywhere she goes, and
she develops a keen sense of caring for it. It is also a symbol of metamorphosis
and change.
Winnnie’s Parents and Grandmother
They are overly protective of Winnie and stifle her desire to
grow and change. However, they recognize the change that takes place in
her after her experiences with the Tucks and support and love her even
more. They also give her the space to grow that she needs.
The Constable
He is the character who arrests Mae for the murder of the Man
in the Yellow Suit and is forced to let Winnie out of prison, because
she is so young.
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