Angus Tuck: If there's one thing I've learned about people, many will do anything, anything not to die. And they'll do anything to keep from living their life.
Angus Tuck: What we Tucks have you can't call it living. We just... are. We're like rocks, stuck at the side of a stream.
Angus Tuck: Don't be afraid of death, Winnie. Be afraid of the unlived life.
I think back on the play Tuck Everlasting, remembering watching in the Milwaukee theater with my schoolmates giggling and waiting for the show to begin. I did not really get the plot line then, I just thought why did Whinne not drink the water and give it to a frog to last forever with Tuck? She loved him!
I understand now. Time goes by, you are not suspose to live forever, if you did, life would not give you happiness or sadiness, it would be.. like Angus Tuck says "We just... are. We're like rocks, stuck at the side of a stream. You stoping being in the flow of what is happening. Life would not matter.
But then you think about whinne and Jessie (Jessie is immoral and drinked the water to live forever). They loved ever other, but she let him go, she had to. She did not want to side on the side of the stream. She wanted to live her life "to the best and then die in peace.
I think about relationships, all different types. Some of us are running from our lives, others are living it to the fullest, and yet some are on the side of the stream waiting for someone to catch them like a fish waiting for the hook. Where am I in life? I am caught in the middle. I am sitting on the side when I remind myself to be conversative and remember that some of my friends are dull and I probably should not hang out with them. And then I think about Paul, and think it is the current in the water. Mrs. Foster: "Every time I look at you, you're different." We are having similar or same topics of talk but we are ever changing, and we can not help but to answer the phone even if it is a hello and a good bye. Just the voice alone remembers that you have someone that cares for you, that loves you. And you smile, grin and think of Jesse's quote: "How am I supposed to take you home when I can't make my feet move from this spot. If I could die tomorrow I would, just so I could spend one more night with you."
So tonight, maybe it was just okay, it was not the best of nights, but I did something, it was okay, did I live my day to the fullest, not really, but for now, it will work, I was with people, fireworks were light, for a brief moment, I was okay.
I leave you with this, if you have ever seen Tuck everlasting, we will watch the movie. If you have seen the movie, the play is really not that good. The words are true, and a few quotes to finish my Tuck Everlasting moment:
Winnie: I don't wanna die, is that wrong?
Angus Tuck: No. It's part of being human.
Narrator: Tuck said it to Winnie the summer she turned 15: Do not fear death, but rather the unlived life. You don't have to live forever. You just have to live. And she did
Jessie (he will never die) "I will love you until the day I die! "
Good night all of you folks!
I love you!
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