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Get everything you need to know about The Man in the Yellow Suit in Tuck Everlasting. Analysis, related quotes, timeline.
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- Mae Tuck
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- Jesse Tuck
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- Miles Tuck
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- Angus Tuck
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The nameless man in the yellow suit is a bad guy—make no mistake about it. Even before we know how slimy he is, the narrator makes it pretty clear that he's kind of a creeper: His tall body moved continuously; a foot tapped, a shoulder twitched.
The Man in the Yellow Suit is the main antagonist of Tuck Everlasting. The Man in the Yellow Suit is in search of the Tuck family (Angus, Mae, Miles, and Jesse). He is also looking for Winnie Foster, a 15-year-old girl which is with them.
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The man in the yellow suit steals the Tucks' horse and rides to the Fosters' home. He tells them that the Tucks have kidnapped Winnie and promises to rescue her in exchange for the Fosters' wood. He directs the constable to the Tucks' home, then rides ahead to meet the Tucks alone.
The man in the yellow suit looks around for a minute before addressing Winnie and telling her she's safe. Winnie thinks that there's something suspicious and unpleasant behind the man's expressionless face.
At sunset, the man in the yellow suit saunters up to the Fosters' fence. He watches Winnie trying to catch fireflies and calls out to her after a few minutes. He tells Winnie that he used to catch fireflies when he was a child.
