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Tuck Everlasting 'The Man In The Yellow Suit'

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Have you ever had a character in a novel, TV show or movie that is the worst, the person that if they were gone the main characters would live happily ever after? In the novel Tuck Everlasting The Man In The Yellow Suit was this person. He has the qualities that every villain has.

Throughout the novel I found that The Man In The Yellow Suit was very selfish. He was a character that showed the most Self-Interest. The Man In The Yellow Suit wanted to use the spring for his own personal gain. Not for the better of the world. He states in chapter nineteen that he would only sell the water to people who “deserve” it, it wouldn’t matter if someone was dying a slow and painful death if they didn’t “deserve” the water to bad. In addition, he didn’t stop the “kidnapping” of Winnie so he could follow Mae, Miles and Jesse home. A normal person would stop the kidnapping from happening. He knew that Winnie wasn’t Mae’s because he saw Winnie with her family in the earlier chapters. Furthermore, The …show more content…

He left his whole life behind him so he could find the spring and the Tucks. There was only a little chance the stories he was told were even true. As he said in chapter nineteen he could find no proof that the stories he was told were true but, he went anyway. Furthermore, he manipulated a constable, a man of the law so he could go ahead to get the Tuck’s dwelling first. He risked getting thrown in jail so he could make his proposition to the Tucks without the constable’s knowledge. Lastly, he wanted to use the Tucks as Freaks as one of the Tuck boys put it. He wanted to perform fatal acts towards them so he could prove the spring water really made you indestructible. If that was not horrible already when the Tucks refused to do so he was going to make Winnie, a child, an eleven year old child do this, just so he could prove that the water from the spring really did as he

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