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One similarity is when Winnie was on the boat with Angus Tuck, Tuck was trying to make Winnie understand why she had to keep this secret. Winnie felt that she understood what Tuck was saying to her about life. In the book it says, "Winnie blinked, and all at once her mind was drowned with understanding of what he was saying" (Babbitt 63).

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this a fishing trip not a change your perspective on life trip

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Similarities
- On a boat and on a lake
- Talking about life and how you have to live it
- Talk about the wood and the stream
- Winnie now knowing why she has to keep the stream a secret

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On the first boat trip Tuck was telling Winnie about how life works,  "Winnie blinked, all at once her mind was drowned with the understanding of what he was saying" (Babbitt 63). As you can see, Winnie was understanding, and learning about life and how it always changes. However, on the second boat trip, Miles was with her while they fished. "Winnie drew up her knees. It was beautiful, and horrible too, with gleaming, rainbow colored scales, and an eye like a marble, beginning to dim even as she watched it" (Babbitt 87) By the end, Winnie felt scared and fearful for the fish that Miles caught.

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Winnie and Tuck's boat ride was more like Tuck giving her a lecture, but Miles and Winnie's boat ride was more of a conversation.

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One similarity is that they both talked about the spring and how it affects them and their family.

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- Miles and Tuck both talked about the stream. Miles talked about what he would do now that he can live forever because of the stream. He said he wanted to make himself useful. Tuck was talking about how no one can know about the stream. How if they did the cycle would end and everyone would seem to turn into rocks on the side of the road.
- On both trips it was just two people. Winnie and Miles or Winnie and Tuck.

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- Tuck talked about what would happen if people knew about the stream. He was warning Winnie about the consequences is everyone knew. The cycle would stop and everyone would seem to turn into rocks on the side of the road.
- Miles only went out to fish. He invited Winnie to go and she said yes but they didn't end up catching anything because Winnie did not want the fish to die.

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The first time she stomps hard on the boat but the second time she tries not to make a sound as she gets on the boat. This is showing that the first time Winnie was kind of annoyed and mad and scared, but the second time she wanted to be polite and kind. The first time she really didn't like the Tucks but the second time she felt as if they were her family.

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Something different in the chapters was that in chapter 12, "Winnie, newly brave with her thoughts of being rescued, climbed boldly into the rowboat. The hard heels of her buttoned boots made a hollow banging sound against its wet boards, loud in the warm and breathless quiet" (Babbitt 60). But in chapter 17, "This time, Winnie was careful not to make a noise when she climbed into the rowboat" (Babbitt 82).

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Winnie seems to be happier with where she is now in chapter 17 than she was in chapter 12. She is happy about going home soon, and having some new friends, and I just can't wait until it all falls apart and she finally stands up to her family.

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In both boat rides, Winnie learns something. In chapter 17, she learns that people should find a way to something important if they take up space in the world. In chapter 12, she learns that the cycle of life always grows and changes and everything is part of a wheel. In both rides, she also learns that everything has an end and must die.

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Winnie seems to be more free and happy in chapter 17. On the boat trip on chapter 12, she seemed to be having a lecture or not having a word. But, with Miles she was not afraid to protest and have a conversation.

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when angus tuck and winnie were on the boat they were talking about life as an immortal.
And when miles and winnie went ont the ponnd they also talked about that

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similarities I noticed in this chapter:
-They were both on a boat on the pond.
-Angus and Miles were both talking about life and the spring.

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One similarity between them is that they both are about the spring and how if everyone knew about it there would be too many animals including people. Winnie even said that if everything knew about the spring like mosquitoes there would be too many.  Also it shows Winnie why she shouldn't go and tell everyone about the spring because everyone would be crammed together and it would be a disaster.

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Something that was similar, was that both in chapter 12 and 17, both Angus Tuck and Miles taught Winnie about life.
In chapter 12, Angus Tuck says to Winnie, "'...All the little ones little forever, all the old ones old forever. Can you picture what that means? Forever? The wheel would keep going on around, the water rolling by to the ocean, but the people would've turned into nothing but rocks by the side of the road'" (Babbitt 64). In this text, Angus Tuck is trying to tell Winnie, that if everyone drank from the spring, people would no longer be a part of the life cycle - the life cycle of the wheel - because they are no longer dying.
In chapter 17, Miles says to Winnie, "'If you think on it, you come to see there'd be so many creatures, including people, we'd all be squeezed in right up next to each other before long'" (Babbitt 85). In this text, Miles is trying to tell Winnie that if everyone drank from the spring, the world would be full of people that it would be crowded.

In both conversations, Angus and Miles Tuck are trying to state to Winnie that if everyone was immortal and lived forever, the world would've been in a bad state, and it would have been terrible. Everyone would stay the same, everyone would no longer die, and it would become really really crowded, even the creatures and animals would have been crowded too.

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Both Miles and Tuck talk about how life has to end sometime. Like Tuck tells her about how life is like a wheel and how it should die at the end to make room for new generations. And Miles says humans have to be meat eaters sometimes because that is the natural cycle of things. Both of them talk about wheels and cycles, and those are similar.

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they both make important points and teach Winnie something valuable. With Miles, she learns how important it is to not tell people about the spring, but with Tuck, she learns the importance of everything in life - including death.

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Some differences in Miles's boat ride from Angus Tuck is that it was a conversation instead of Tuck giving Winnie a lecture on life.

Miles tells Winnie about his past, and says "'Remember I told you I had two children?" he asked. 'Well, one of 'em was a girl. I took her fishing, too.' His face clouded then, and he shook his head. 'Her name was Anna. Lord, how sweet she was, that child! It's queer to think she'd be close to eighty now, if she's even still alive. And my son—he'd be eighty-two" (Babbitt 84).

While Angus Tuck says "'Know what that is, all around us, Winnie?' said Tuck, his voice low. 'Life. Moving, growing, changing, never the same two minutes together. This water, you look out at it every morning, and it looks the same, but it ain't. All night long it's been moving, coming in through the stream back there to the west, slipping out through the stream down east here, always quiet, always new, moving on. You can't hardly see the current, can you? And sometimes the wind makes it look like it's going the other way. But it's always there, the water's always moving on, and someday, after a long while, it comes to the ocean'" (Babbitt 61).

And we can see how Angus Tuck lectures Winnie how life is supposed to be, and that it is wrong to live forever like his family. Miles, on the other hand, tells Winnie about his past. Which allows Winnie to understand more by thinking, "A mosquito appeared and sat down on Winnie's knee. She slapped at it absently, thinking about what Miles had said. If all the mosquitoes lived forever—and if they kept on having babies!—it would be terrible" (Babbitt 86).

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Winnie sat in the same spot as she did the last time she went with Angus Tuck.

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On the first boat ride Tuck is trying really hard to make Winnie understand why people shouldn't drink the water and almost lecturing her. On the second boat ride with Miles it was more of a two sided conversation and Miles listened to winnie like she was a friend not like someone who happened to know their secret and was a danger to the family.

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In the first one she learned about how life comes and goes.  But in the second one she sees it in the first hand how they got to choose if the fish lived or died which is part of the life cycle how things live and die.

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In both boat rides Winnie learns something about the way of life. In chapter 17 she thinks " If all the mosquitoes lived forever and if they kept having babies!- it would be terrible." (Babbitt 86)Then because they would keep having babies the mosquitos would never die and there would be way too many mosquitos. Then in Chapter 12 she learned that if you are immortal then you " fall out of the wheel" as Angus Tuck says in chapter 12.

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She did not make as much noise as she did the first time she went.

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One similarity that was visible in chapter 12 and 17 was that, during both boat rides, Winnie Foter learned something. In the first boat ride with Tuck, Tuck explained to her about how life works. In the second boat ride with Miles, she asked Miles "'What will you do, if you've got so much time?"' (Babbitt 86). Then, Miles said, "'Someday, said Miles, 'I'll find a way to do something important."' (Babbitt 86).

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why did miles take winnie why didnt he take other people

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Something that was similar in the trip Winnie took with Angus Tuck and the one she took with Miles is that they both taught her a important lesson about life. Both the son and the father had told her why it is important to live life and winnie experiences this when Miles starts to fish and catches a really big fish, Winnie feels sorry for it and demands to put it back right away.

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Differences
- With Miles not Tuck
- Catching fish not just rowing the boat
- In the morning not at night
- Nothing happens to animals all of a sudden

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On the ride with Angus he told her why she had to keep the spring a secret to other people. On the second boat ride Miles went out fishing and Winnie realized why she has to keep the spring a secret. Miles also said he wanted to do something different and Winnie wants to do that to.

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they were on the boat and were talking about the consequences of drinking that water and when angus and winnie were talking on the boat ride they also were doing it to just differently and when winnie was doing a boat ride miles she had gone fishing so when angus and winnie were doing a boat ride they were only talking.

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Once again, the conversation is about the circle of life. Miles took Winnie to the lake, just like Tuck took Winnie to the lake. Winnie starts out not really understanding why she should not tell anyone about the stream, but after she understands.

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In both boat rides, they glide out to the end of the pond. For chapter 12, "The rowboat slowed and began to drift gently toward the farthest end of the pond.", and for chapter 17, "Miles pushed the rowboat off ad sprang in, and soon they were gliding up toward the near end of the pond, where the water came in from the stream."

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Unfortunately the only similarity I can think of is that Winnie still hasn't comprehended what's going to happen when the Tucks take her home. (If it's even the Tucks and not the man in the yellow suit)

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On both boat rides Winnie learns something, on the first ride she comes to understand why its bad to live forever and that people need to die and follow the cycle. On the boat ride with Miles Winnie learns about what Miles goals are and what he thinks about living forever. Miles agrees that it would be a disaster if people found out about the spring and the powers it has but does not see use in being fearful and hiding because they cant die. He thinks people should be useful and do something while they live and since he can live forever he wants to find a way to do something important.

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Why did Winnie think that it was bad to catch the fish?

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One similarity is winnie understands more about the tucks predicament and how unnatural it is

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why did mae tuck not take winnie on a boat ride the second time?

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One similarity between chapter 12 and 17 is that Winnie talked about and realized that she has to keep the spring a secret or else the world will get to crowded and everything will live forever.

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In Winnie's first boat ride, it was in the evening, and in the second ride, it was early morning. The purpose of the two boat rides were also different. In the first one, Tuck purposefully brings Winnie out to talk to her, but in the second one, they were out to go fishing.

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Why did Winnie not like it when Miles got a fish and wanted it to live?

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One difference is that when Winnie and Miles went out on the boat, Miles brought fishing and when he did this and they started to fish he started talking about his family. When he was doing this Winnie felt like she was the same as Miles in a way. In the book it says, "Someday,' said Miles 'I'll find a way to do something important.' Winnie nodded. That was what Winnie wanted" They feel the same because they both want to do something important in life.

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Why did Winnie tell Miles to put the fish back, even after Tuck's lecture about how all life has to end?

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Winnie seems frustrated and angry at first in the boat ride with Angus Tuck, and she seems happier in the second boat ride with Miles. She also seems happier later on in the chapters after chapter 12.

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on the first boat ride she got scared by the frogs and on the second one she was happy that she saw a frog.

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Why was Winnie polite and did not want to make any noise coming into the boat in chapter 17, but still wanted to protest and have a conversation?

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Tuck's boat ride with Winnie was more about the wheel of life and how they were dropped off of it because of the spring they were like rock's beside the road.

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Questions
- Why does Miles want to take Winnie?
- Why does Winnie want the fish to go back to the lake?

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On both trips, they talk to Winnie about different yet equally important things.

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- Why did Winnie care so much about the fish?
- What are they going to eat for dinner now?

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On the first boat trip Winnie learns why she has to keep the spring a secret. "Winnie struggling with the anguish of all these things, could only sit hunched and numb, the sound of the water rolling in her ears" (Babbitt 64-65). As shown, winnie had just heard why life couldn't learn about the spring, and she was beginning to understand. On the second boat trip she also begins to understand why to keep the spring a secret, "A mosquito appeared and sat down on Winnies knee. She slapped at it absently, thinking about what Miles had said. If all mosquitoes lived forever_and if they kept having babies-it would be terrible" (Babbitt 86). As shown, Winnie is starting to thinking and understanding what Tuck said.

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Why did Miles only take Winnie? Why didn't he take Jessie, Mae or Angus with him?

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- Why does Winnie care about the fish so much?

- Why was Winnie so quiet and gentle in chapter 17?

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Something different about both the trips is that in the one she went with Angus tuck they talked about how it is important to live life and how the cycle of life should be completed but in the one she took with Miles she thought about what Angus had said, and let the fish that Miles caught to be free. Also when she was Miles he only mostly talked about himself.

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A similiatrie that on Miles and Angus Tuck's boat ride, both teach her reasons why she should keep the secret of the spring.

In the boat with Miles, he says, "'Well, now, I don't know,' said Miles. 'If you think on it, you come to see there'd be so many creatures, including people, we'd all be squeezed in right up next to each other before long'" (Babbitt 85).

And in the boat with Angus Tuck, he says "'Can you picture what that means? Forever? The wheel would keep on going round, the water rolling by to the ocean, but the people would've turned into nothing but rocks by the side of the road. 'Cause they wouldn't know till after, and then it'd be too late.' He peered at her, and Winnie saw that his face was pinched with the effort of explaining. 'Do you see, now, child? Do you understand? Oh, Lord, I just got to make you understand!'" (Babbitt 64).

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why did mae tuck not take her for a ride on the pond with her?

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why did mae tuck not take her for a ride on the pond with her?

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Why does Winnie care so much about the fish?

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Why does Winnie care so much about the fish?

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The fish has a life, too, just like here, and she doesn't want it to die.

Winnie seems to love animals.

She is thinking about Angus's words, that life should be completed and that you should live your life. Winnie is thinking about other people, other things, and not just her own life now.

In chapter 12, Tuck explains that life keeps changing and moving. The fish has a life, too. It keeps going as well.

When the fish's eye "dims," it scares here. She says it would be nice if nothing ever died.

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Why was Winnie so quiet in the boat with Miles?

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Why was Winnie so quiet in the boat with Miles?

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Miles talks about how he wants to do something important, just like Winnie does. Perhaps she is thinking about the spring, and how the world would be packed together and squished. She's got a lot to think about.

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Why was Winnie so caring for the fish?

Was Winnie a vegetarian?

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A difference that I had found between chapter 12 and 17, is that in chapter 12, Winnie is annoyed and mad and upset. In the text, it says, "Winnie, newly brave with her thoughts of being rescued, climbed boldly into the rowboat. The hard heels of her buttoned boots made a hollow banging sound against its wet boards, loud in the warm and breathless quiet" (Babbitt 60). This paragraph shows that Winnie is very upset and doesn't care that she is making a ton of noise.
In chapter 17, it says, "This time, Winnie was careful not to make a noise when she climbed into the rowboat" (Babbitt 82). This text shows that Winnie is now being more polite, as she feels as if the Tuck's home, is starting to feel a bit like home to Winnie.