What is the point of view in Tuck Everlasting?

Answer 1

Tuck Everlasting is a fantasy children's novel by Natalie Babbitt, Published in 1975, the book explores the concept of immortality and the reasons why it might not be as desirable as it appears. It has sold over two million copies and been called a classic of modern children's literature. It is about an immortal family, the Tucks. They meet and befriend a girl named Winnie. The town's constable, who is looking for a promotion, goes out in search of Winnie with a man in a yellow suit. Upon finding her, he tries to take Winnie against her will, but is killed by Mae Tuck. Mae is caught and is supposed to be executed, but she is unable to be executed because she cannot die except if other immortals do. Winnie saves Mae. The book skips to the preface, in which it is stated that Angus Tuck stood over Winnie's grave 100 years later.

Answer 2

The somewhat Beverly-Hillbillies like Tuck family are immortal by virtue of magical waters. ( a somewhat similar but- jungle-oriented plot device was used in a film called Tarzan"s magic fountain!) The secretive nature of their life source leads one of the characters to take human life- and this is certainly not good. Granny might have gotten ornery in Beverly Hillbillies, but did not go gunning or clubbing down neighbors or eavesdroppers!

Answer 3

the purpose of the author is to entertainment people so her story can become more popular.

she want the children to read her story and make it famous.

Answer 4

Third person