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Some differences in chapter 11 and chapter 18 is that Winne felt scared at first, but now she wants to stay with them forever.

In chapter 11 Winnie is feels, "Yet here she was, chewing with strangers in a strange place. She shivered a little, and frowned, looking round at them. That story they had told her—why, they were crazy, she thought harshly, and they were criminals. They had kidnapped her, right out of the middle of her very own wood, and now she would be expected to sleep—all night—in this dirty, peculiar house. She had never slept in any bed but her own in her life. All these thoughts flowed at once from the dark part of her mind. She put down her fork and said, unsteadily, 'I want to go home'" (Babbitt 57).

And in chapter 18 she feels, "And she answered, 'Just fine,' and wished, for a fleeting moment, that she could stay with them forever in that sunny, untidy little house by the pond. Grow up with them and perhaps, if it was true about the spring—then perhaps, when she was seventeen . . . She glanced at Jesse, where he sat on the floor, his curly head bent over his plate. Then she looked at Miles. And then her eyes went to Tuck and lingered on his sad, creased face. It occurred to her that he was the dearest of them all, though she couldn't have explained why she felt that way" (Babbitt 91).

We can conclude that she feels differently in both chapters.

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Both of the times she felt like she belonged and both times they all ate together like a family.

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both of the times they were silent when they ate

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last the man in the yellow suit didnt come but this time he did

SPOILER ALERT

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The first time everyone was really quiet and Winnie ot scared that they kidnapped her. the second time everyone talked and Winnie felt like she was family and that the Tucks were hers.

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They both had flapjacks and did not talk to each other.

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They were having dinner in Chapter 11 but breakfast in 18.

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Similarities
- Both meals there are flapjacks
- Also at the parlor
- Everyone is somewhat of sort silent.

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Why did the stranger knock on the door of the Tuck's when he told the constable that he would just keep an eye on them?

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Differences
- Everyone is talking
- At daytime not nighttime Breakfast
- Everyone is mostly tired and awake

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At dinner, she looked at them eating and thought it was disgusting, but at breakfast she picked up their mannerisms and licked the syrup off of her fingers.

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- In both meals they were all quiet. No body said anything.
- For dinner and breakfast they ate flapjacks with syrup.

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Both times that they had breakfast together they were all quiet and didn't really talk much. Also Mae said that they were like a family all eating together.

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Does the man in the yellow suit know the Tuck's because he know's there last name and is that why he went ahead?

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- The man in the yellow suit did not come the first time they ate together.
- Winnie felt more comfortable for this meal and she didn't think twice before licking the syrup off her fingers.

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At both meals, even though they're all silent, Winnie has many thoughts in her head.

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A difference is that when they were eating breakfast the second time the man in the yellow suit knocked on there door which surprised them so much she dropped her fork.

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- Why did they eat flapjacks for dinner purposefully but they were going to eat fish for breakfast (even though they didn't)?
- Why would they not have fish for dinner and flapjacks for breakfast?

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Both of the times Winnie felt like she belonged there even though the meals were silent.

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The first time she does not understand the rules during meals in the Tuck's house, but the second time she gets it and licks syrup of her fingers and stuff.

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Why were they gonna eat fish for breakfast and pancakes for dinner? Shouldn't it be the other way around?

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Something that was similar between the dinner she had with the Tucks' and the breakfast that she had was that both times she felt like she belonged threb and they were her family. Also bothe meals were eaten in a total silence.

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Both meals were eaten in silence, bothe meals were flapjacks, and both meals were eaten in the Parlor.

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Something different about both the meals was that at supper winnie felt unsure but welcomed at the same time. But in the morning after she went with Miles she felt a lot happier and safe until the man in the yellow suit knocked at the door and welcomed himself in.

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Winnie wasn't scared, and didn't think that the Tucks were criminals. Also the man in the yellow suit didn't come.

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Why did the man in the yellow suit not wait for the constable, to knock and take Winnie out?

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- Why did the Stranger in the Yellow Suit knock at the door? when he told the contible that he would just keep an eye on Winnie and the Tucks'

- How does Winnie feel about the spring of water now?

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In both meals, Winnie and the Tucks ate flapjacks. In both meals, Winnie realized that there were no rules on how they ate.

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The man in the yellow suit never came. Winnie was nervous in chapter 11 while eating with the Tucks for the first time. But in chapter 18, she was very calm and felt like home. She was not paranoid in chapter 11.

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In chapter 11 and chapter 18, Winnie and the Tucks ate flapjacks. Everyone ate the same, for an example, Jesse ate on the floor in both chapters. Both meals were also ate in some what silence.

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Why are the parents so strict about not talking, but they allow Jesse to eat on the floor?

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In chapter 18, Winnie was keeping a secret with Miles. In chapter 11, Winnie wanted to go home.

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The first time she ate with the Tucks she felt like she belonged with them. Then in chapter 18 the same thing happened.

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In chapter 18 she is talking and interacting with the Tucks but in 11 the whole room was quiet and nobody talked.

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Questions
- The stranger says he is going to just keep an eye so why does he knock on the door?

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In chapter 11, when Winnie was eating the falpjacks with the Tcks, she felt uncomfortable and didn't feel safe. To add on, she also felt like they abruptly kidnapped her. But in chapter 18, Winnie feels happy and she feels like she belongs with the Tucks forever.

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Both meals they were silent, eating flapjacks in the parlor of the Tuck's home. Winnie felt like she belonged there

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In both chapters, they both eat flapjacks (pancakes). And she also felt as though she belonged.

In chapter 11, "It was a good supper, flapjacks, bacon, bread, and applesauce, but they ate sitting about in the parlor instead of around a table" (Babbitt 56). And "It had been different when they were out-of-doors, where the world belonged to everyone and no one. Here, everything was theirs alone, everything was done their way" (Babbitt 56).

And in chapter 18, "And she answered, 'Just fine,' and wished, for a fleeting moment, that she could stay with them forever in that sunny, untidy little house by the pond. Grow up with them and perhaps, if it was true about the spring—then perhaps, when she was seventeen . . . She glanced at Jesse, where he sat on the floor, his curly head bent over his plate. Then she looked at Miles. And then her eyes went to Tuck and lingered on his sad, creased face. It occurred to her that he was the dearest of them all, though she couldn't have explained why she felt that way" (Babbitt 91). And "And so there were flapjacks again for breakfast, but no one seemed to mind" (Babbitt 89).

And we can both conclude that Winnie feels like she belongs with Tucks' than her family and how she also ate flapjacks in both chapters.

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In chapter 11, Winnie feels awkward and out of place, and suddenly remembered they had just kidnapped her. In chapter 18, she feels welcome and almost part of the family. Winnie feels like she belongs there.

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When Winnie was eating dinner she was scared that they were criminals but when she was eating breakfast she wanted to stay with them forever.

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A difference is that when she was eating at the Tucks the first time she was unsteady and did not feel safe. But when she was eating breakfast she felt safe and felt good about being with the Tuck family.

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A difference in chapter 18 and 11 is Winnie's emotions. In chapter 11 Winnie thought, "That story they had told her—why, they were crazy, she thought harshly, and they were criminals. They had kidnapped her, right out of the middle of her very own wood, and now she would be expected to sleep—all night—in this dirty, peculiar house. She had never slept in any bed but her own in her life. All these thoughts flowed at once from the dark part of her mind. She put down her fork and said, unsteadily, "I want to go home'" (Babbitt 57). But in chapter 18 Winnie, "So they were silent, eating, and this time Winnie licked the syrup from her fingers without pausing to think about it first. Her fears at last night's supper seemed silly to her now. Perhaps they were crazy, but they weren't criminals. She loved them. They belonged to her" (Babbitt 91). We can see the change of her thoughts and emotions about the Tuck's in these 2 quotes.

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A similarity in both chapters is that they ate flapjacks in both meals. She also felt like she belonged there with them. Both meals were also ate in mostly silence.

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both meals are very similar.
quiet and awkward. happy at the same time.

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first time it was quiet and peaceful and then the second time was surprising and frightening when they saw the Man in the Yellow Suit.

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what history does the Man in the Yellow Suit have with the tucks and why does he want them to go to jail and get arrested?

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Breakfast and Dinner are both quiet and give Winnie the opportunity to think about her current situation.

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Winnie feels slightly better and happier with the Tucks than she had been the night before. She also doesn't feel pressured to be on her best behavior like when she ate at her real house.

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they had pancakes again

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vedant this time they were eating in the morning

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vedant this time they were eating in the morning