| A | B |
|---|
| The man in the yellow suit wanted to do this to the spring | sell it |
| Miles threw this back into the water because Winnie wanted him to | rainbow trout |
| Jesse gave Winnie a bottle of | spring water |
| What was the center of the universe | wheel |
| number of years Tucks have remainded unchanged | 87 |
| Angus and Mae made these to sell | wooden toys |
| Miles removed these from the window | nails |
| she crawled through the jailhouse window | Mae |
| Winnie took Mae's place there | jail |
| The Foster's cottage | Touch-me-not |
| Worn by the stranger | yellow suit |
| Mae's philosophy | one day at a time |
| number of years since jailhouse escape | 70 |
| given in exchange for Winnie's rescue | Wood |
| meeting time for Jesse and Winnie | midnight |
| The month at the top of the live-long year | August |
| lies at the center of the wood | ash tree & spring |
| In the wood, Winnie first sees | a young curly-headed boy dressed in an elf suit |
| Mae was able to calm Winnie's sobbing | by playing the music box |
| Tucks realize they were different from normal people | when they weren't ever harmed |
| Angus Tuck's reaction when they brought Winnie home with them | elation |
| Angus took Winnie on the rowboat | to explain the danger of the spring, explain the cycle of life, & express his frustration being stuck |
| Jesse tells Winnie | she should drink the spring when she's his age, they'll get married & stay that age forver |
| Miles and Winnie have this in common | they want to make a difference and do something important |
| After Miles throws the rainbow trout back, he tells Winnie | sometimes you have to kill, it's the natural way of things |
| Mae did this to the stranger who tried to take Winnie | hit him on the back of the head with the rifle |
| Foster's reaction when Winnie came home | excitement, fretting, & relief |
| Winnie offers to help the Tucks by | taking Mae's place in the jailhouse |
| adjectives to describe Winnie's feelings before leaving to meet Jesse | restless, excited, guilty |
| Winnie's frinds at school | were more attracted to her after the incident |
| Winnie protects the toad | by pouring spring water on it |
| Mae and Angus learned that | Winnie had died 2 years ago, the wood burned down, & the spring had been bulldozed |
