I think the one quote truly says it all: If there's one thing I've learned about people, it's that many will do anything, anything not to die. And they'll do anything to keep from living their life. What we Tucks have, you can't call it living. We just... are. We're like rocks, stuck at the side of a stream. Don't be afraid of death, Winnie. Be afraid of the unlived life.
In this movie we have Winnie, a young girl prisoner of the wealthy society her family is within. She longs for something more than that of the confines of her yard. She will be told she is to go to a boarding school to become more refined as her Mother feels her too spirited. She runs away into the woods behind her home.
There she will find the Tuck family. A family that by chance stumbled upon a magical spring. It promoted eternal life. It was their secret alone. At least until Winnie in her running stumbles upon the youngest son Jesse. Jesse is a handsome young man appearing to be her age. They fall for each other. The only problem is he is 104 and looks 17.
Jesse will confide in her and tell her the truth. Miles his older brother will tell her of what exactly it means. No death but to watch those you love die. She cannot help but be moved by it. They are teaching her to live each moment of life and to not rush life. She loses track of time while with them.
It will come to a point where she will have to choose. She will either have to drink from the spring to be with Jesse always or live her life as she was meant to. What do you think she will choose?
In IMVU I went for more bakery goods. Here was the turn out:
Absolutely delicious cookies representing a tux top complete with a bow tie. Many colored cookies on this gorgeous wooden plate. A full spectrum of colors including: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, Black, and White.
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