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Tuck Everlasting" Chapters 1-2/ (Nile Mitchell)

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Tuck Everlasting" Chapters 1-2/ (Nile Mitchell)

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I would visualize the wood weird and odd. For example, " And was there for private property in spit of the fact that it lay outside the fence and was perfectly accessible." This shows why it was wired because that Fosters was there land but also it was a private place. Another example, " Or does ownership consist only of a thin crust under which the friendly worms have never heard of trespassing? This shows why it's odd because people cannot trespass but some people do trespass.

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Tuck Everlasting" Chapters 1-2 by Valor Romero. 

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Tuck Everlasting" Chapters 1-2 by Valor Romero. 

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I would visualize a fancy scary looking house or forest, but its also really quiet and a fog and darkness around and the strange things happen to the forest and the house if you look at it. The text states "There was something strange about the wood. If the look of the first house suggested that you'd better pass it by,"

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"Tuck Everlasting" Chapters 1-2 by Mackenzy  Nurse

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"Tuck Everlasting" Chapters 1-2 by Mackenzy  Nurse

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I would visualize the wood as strange and dark place and it's scary. In the text it states, "But the wood had a sleeping, other-world appearance that made you want to speak in whispers." This shows that the woods is dark sun do not show there and all it do is sleep.

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Tuck Everlasting" Chapters 1-2 By Roniya Connor

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Tuck Everlasting" Chapters 1-2 By Roniya Connor

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I would visualize the wood as strange and eye catching. In the text it states, "But the wood had a sleeping, other-world appearance that made you want to speak in whispers." This shows that the appearance of the house had a strange effect on the people who looked at it.

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Tuck Everlasting" Chapters 1-2 Kourtney Kirby

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Tuck Everlasting" Chapters 1-2 Kourtney Kirby

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I would visualize the wood as strange and unusual. I say this because in the text it states,'' But the wood had a sleeping, otherworld appearance that made you want
to speak in whispers. This, at least, is what the cows must have thought: “Let it keep its peace; we won’t disturb it.”

Whether the people felt that way about the wood or not is difficult to say. There were some, perhaps, who did. But for the most part the people followed the road around the wood because that was the way it led. There was no road through the wood. And anyway, for the people, there was another reason to leave the wood to itself: it belonged to the Fosters, the owners of the touch-me-not cottage, and was therefore private property in spite of the fact that it lay outside the fence and was perfectly accessible. This shows that if they didn't want people to trespass on their property why did they make it,'' perfectly accessible?

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I would visualize the wood as creepy because "none will even go near the house and even cows will not eat the grass" and that shows that it is creepy. by willow

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Tuck Everlasting chapters 1-2 by:Denasia Davis 603

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Tuck Everlasting chapters 1-2 by:Denasia Davis 603

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But for quite a different reason. The house was so proud of itself that you wanted to make a lot of noise as you passed, and maybe even throw a rock or two. But the wood had a sleeping, otherworld appearance that made you want to speak in whispers. This, at least, is what the cows must have thought: “Let it keep its peace; we won’t disturb it.”

Whether the people felt that way about the wood or not is difficult to say. There were some, perhaps, who did. But for the most part the people followed the road around the wood because that was the way it led. There was no road through the wood. anyway, for the people, there was another reason to leave the wood to itself: it belonged to the Fosters, the owners of the touch-me-not cottage, and was therefore private property in spite of the fact that it lay outside the fence and was perfectly accessible.

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I would visualize the wood creepy place to go because it is private property and it lay outside  the fence and was perfectly accessible 

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I would visualize the wood creepy place to go because it is private property and it lay outside  the fence and was perfectly accessible 

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this shows that it is creepy why would the wood be private property.

WHOSE RESPONSE IS THIS?? NAME: Alyssa

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I would visualize the wood as strange. I would say this because in the text the wood was a private property but it lay outside the fence where people can have perfect access to it. And that was weird because why would someone want people to have access to your private property. by: JadaMarie

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I would visualize the wood as strange. I would say this because in the text the wood was a private property but it lay outside the fence where people can have perfect access to it. And that was weird because why would someone want people to have access to your private property. by: JadaMarie