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Tuck Everlasting Characters
Tuck Everlasting

The main character in Tuck Everlasting is Winnie Foster, who is the daughter of the Fosters, and found out the Tucks secret. WInnie is ten years old and is tired of being looked at and doesn't want to be in her house. Winnie lives with her parents in Treegap and wants to run away because she wants to be free from her house. Winnie's parents own the wood in treegap. Winnie is given a water bottle filled with the magical spring water by Jesse and is told when she is 17 years old to drink from it so Jesse and Winnie could be together.

The second main character is, Jesse is the son of the tucks who drank from the magical spring water and he . He was 17 years old when he drank from the spring and after that he never aged, never
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