https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d en-us 2016-12-06 13:19:15 UTC 2016-12-06 14:40:23 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997221 The conflict of the story is that the stranger in the yellow suit now knows the secret of the immortal stream. Not only that, but he knows which tree it is and where it's located. For example, the T the tucks carved into the tree is something to look for, and that it's a giant ash tree in the middle of the woods. Based on what I read, this would be a big problem for the Tucks because he could expose the immortal secret of the stream, and then mankind would be destroyed, and, as the book states {on page eight}, the world would tremble on its axis like a beetle on a pin. If the stranger exposed the secret of the stream, then the world would know about the stream, and then everyone would go to the stream to be immortal until the stream ran out of immortal water. The Fosters would wonder why so many people are wandering around their property, and then they would also know, people would travel around the world to be immortal, and, well, that would be catastrophic. I also think that Jesse wants to let Winnie drink from the spring, but he knows he can't let her.]]> 2016-12-06 13:38:09 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997221 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997230 I think the conflict is the stranger in a yellow suit knows something but won't say what it is. Also Jesse doesn't want people to find out about the water that makes them immortal because he told Winnie but is kind of worried about telling other people. Also the stranger in the yellow suit might drink from the spring and become immortal and tell lots of other people and destroy the spring. Also one of the quotes in the book said And that would have been a disaster so immense that this weary old earth, owned or not to it's fiery core, would have trembled on its axis like a beetle on a pin. Which was stated on page 8. Also When Winnie was asking Jesse all these questions she could have wanted to date Jesse and Jesse wants to let Winnie drink from the spring.]]> 2016-12-06 13:38:12 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997230 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997290 I think the conflict is keeping the the spring a secret because in the book it says it would be tragic if anyone else found the spring. And then everyone who drank would be immortal. People won't like being immortal because they would get bored and they will live a miserable life forever.]]> 2016-12-06 13:38:25 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997290 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997362 Winnie is a girl who who wants to be alone. She's always noticed by someone. In the book Winnie is talking to a frog and her parents see her and tell her to come off the grass because you're going to get your boots dirty. She wants to be something that's free. For instance she want's to be a frog that rome's around the woods to explore and not be noticed all the time. Latter that night when the frog went away and a stranger walked up the street and had a full conversation with Winnie and he said I'm looking for a family. I stopped right at that word because if a guy walks up to your house and aks you is this your house I think he is looking for the fasters. If the author brings up this guy he is definitely going to be a main factor of this story. Winnie said are you looking for my dad because he has people that works at his work. the man said yes so that makes me think that he is looking for the fosters. I think Winnie is a smart and creative girl. I have a connection with August and Winnie because there always noticed by someone She wants to be a free person she want's something. August want's his face to be normal but at the end of wonder he really does not care. I think she would not cars if she was noticed because if a author mentions she does not want to be noticed in strong words I think she is going to be noticed a lot at the end of this book. I have a connection with the guy that was walking up the road with Jackwill. In the beginning of the year august got surprised about Jackwill and was like "Where did this guy come from and why is he being nice to me if I have this kind of face.]]> 2016-12-06 13:38:38 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997362 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997404 I think the conflict  is about if people should be able to drink from drinking the water from the fountain which  states that if you drink from the magic spring you get eternal life  and i think it's not fair.]]> 2016-12-06 13:38:45 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997404 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997530 What I think the conflict of the story is that in the stranger was listening to them and they didn't want anybody to know. If the stranger knows about what the spring, he might want to drink some of the water and that would be bad. If the man wants to drink the water, or if he does, than he would be immortal and he might tell other people about it and than everybody at one point could be immortal. Like the book says in the prologue, things could tremble like a beetle on a pin, and that would be bad. Another thing that is a conflict of the story is that Winnie has to decide if she is going to be immortal or not, but if she decides she wants to be, the Tuck's don't really want her to. Also, the stranger in the yellow suit now knows what tree that the water is at because it has a T on it and he can locate the water and drink it.]]> 2016-12-06 13:39:11 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997530 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997575
I think the conflict of the story is living forever. I think of this because I think that living forever may be boring because if you don't change, would you be happy? And I think that living forever can be hard so I think that they may be trying to figure how to get them not to live forever because the horse got shot, Mr. Tuck shot himself and they lived but at the same time, they have to not make people not drink from the spring? Why don't they just get some water and pour it everywhere or just drain it? This is all I know from chapters 1- 8.]]> 2016-12-06 13:39:21 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997575 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997670 Based on what I read on page 45 and 41, the main problem is either the attempt to keep the spring a secret, or if it´s the problem that the man heard the Tuck´s explanation and he wants to do something with the spring or with the Tucks.]]> 2016-12-06 13:39:37 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997670 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997749 I think the conflict is the tucks because they don't want anyone to know about the spring and they told winnie they want her to keep there secret about living forever from drinking the spring.]]> 2016-12-06 13:39:52 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997749 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997768 I think the conflict of Tuck Everlasting is that Winnie must decide whether or not to drink from the fountain while still keeping it a secret.]]> 2016-12-06 13:39:57 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997768 roysobickl57 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997867 i think the conflict is of this story is agreeing or disagreeing what its about like agreeing or disagreeing to this comment that i think that this conflict should be talking about the sunrise or what winne or maye or the characters might do]]> 2016-12-06 13:40:16 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997867 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997881 Grady Bowman,
I think the problem of the entire story is the Tuck's are worried that somebody will find out the secret of the immortal stream "we been bone lucky it hasn't happened yet" says Mae after Winnie found out about the stream and now the problem is that Winnie knows and she has the ability to tell people. ]]> 2016-12-06 13:40:18 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141997881 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998134   ]]> 2016-12-06 13:41:06 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998134 roytracyk11 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998199 I think the conflict of the story is Winnie deciding if she wants to drink from the spring and live forever with the Tucks, or decide to die whenever she would naturally die. I Also think the man in the yellow Suit is going to try to buy the woods from Winnie Foster and her family but she won't let him]]> 2016-12-06 13:41:18 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998199 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998210 I think the conflict is the water because everybody doesn't seem to want to live for ever they also might think someone drink it regret it like they did for example they might make Winnie wanna go drink I think that because in the Miles warned " that kind of talk is gonna wanna make rush back and drink a gallon of that stuff"]]> 2016-12-06 13:41:20 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998210 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998263 one of the conflicts are  that  Winnie has to keep the water  a secret and can not drink I think this is a conflict because first if she tells everybody everyone is going to start drinking it then everyone is going to have everlasting  life and if Winnie drinks it she is going to be ten for  life]]> 2016-12-06 13:41:30 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998263 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998308 I think the conflict of the story is Winnie getting home because the Tucks were taking Winnie by horse to their home and Winnie wanted to go to own home]]> 2016-12-06 13:41:36 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998308 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998337 I think the conflict of the story is that winnie is thinking to drink the spring water and is never going to die or is not going to drink going to drink the spring water and live a happy long life.I think that winnie is going to go on adventure and find out who made the spring water or if it was just nature that made.]]> 2016-12-06 13:41:41 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998337 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998360 I think the conflict is the stranger listening to what they were talking about and he might go to the spring and drink the water. some people would die to have a long lasting life but really they don't like it once they realize that they will never be able to die they will get to see every thing change too but it really gets boring.]]> 2016-12-06 13:41:44 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998360 roylovelacea467 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998369 i think the conflict is winnie is has to keep the water a secret from people and that will be hard ]]> 2016-12-06 13:41:46 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998369 royseldenc66 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998433 The conflict is that that all met the mother and the two brothers are talking Winnie Tuck on a adventure. Also the guy in the yellow jacket asks Winnie Tuck where this family is that he is looking for know the guy just has to met the mother and her two sons.  ]]> 2016-12-06 13:41:57 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998433 royhaguee13 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998543 I think the conflict of the story is about the water because not everybody doesn't want to live forever and some people do want to, but again there may be people whom will regret whether they drank the water. Also that Winnie is thinking about drinking the spring water and whether she will keep the Tuck's secret.]]> 2016-12-06 13:42:17 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998543 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998565 i think the conflict is that Winnie will drink from the spring and mae hast to find a cure but there is dangers ahead. also mady the word starts to spreed about the spring]]> 2016-12-06 13:42:22 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998565 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998613  I think the conflict of this story is that winnie foster wishes that she had a friend or a brother or sister and she was not so lonely and tired of being looked at all the time she want's someone to play with her]]> 2016-12-06 13:42:29 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998613 roygarnerk13 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998624 I think the conflict is the wood becuse Jesse, Mae and Miles all showed up at the wood. Also Mae, Winnie,Jesse and miles all met up at the wood . ]]> 2016-12-06 13:42:30 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998624 roygoodmana01 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998680 The conflict is the connection. She said it after the prologue. I saw on page 41 and 45, the spring secret with the Fosters and the Tuck's.]]> 2016-12-06 13:42:40 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/141998680 royryanelbertm00 https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/142006238 I think that the conflict in Tuck Everlasting is the spring. The spring is a Problem
because the Tucks have already told Winnie how horrible it is. When an author speaks through the charactres I think that is Natile Babit teling us that is the problem. When she speaks through the character I have no choice but to believe her. I also believe since the book is called Tuck Everlasting it means the Tucks will live forever as cause of the spring. But when an author gives a book a name that's what the story will be about there is a reason for calling the book that. So when Natalie Babit calls the the book that that means the story is going to be about that which makes me think that it is the conflict. My last thinking is that since that is the main focus normally in the book all the characters we know are talking about it. We have all heard the stories and they aren't a blessing they are a curse.]]> 2016-12-06 14:02:37 UTC https://padlet.com/knappr/u54bdu1pw43d/wish/142006238