Lucille's False: Plot Summary

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What happened: Basically there are three main parts to this event, the first part being Tasha and Jace sticking on a gps tracking device for their hopes she goes back to the place they lost her last time. The way this happened was Jace drove Tasha over to Lucille’s house and the Jace told tasha to go stick on this gps device on the back of lucille’s car and then go knock on Lucille’s door and tell her if she doesn’t go tell the police what she did in three hours Tasha will, that strategy is called buffing. So Jace and Tasha waited in jace’s car for around 30 minutes and then they saw Lucille get out of her house and into her car, they were so happy their plan worked. They followed Lucille all the way to the deserted looking fam house they stopped …show more content…
Just as she opened her eyes she saw something she never thought she would see, Mr.Horstbueller standing beside his daughter, everyone thought he was dead. Just after that Lucille went to go hide tasha out in the shed while holding a gun to Tasha’s head and while they were walking out of nowhere Jace pushed Lucille to the ground and her gun went flying. Just as jace started walking to get the gun Mr.Horstbueller came out with a rifle in his hand saying how everyone needs to stop and come inside for some tea and talk about this. When they went inside they started discussing how Mr.Horstbueller was at a shift and how one of Denny Durant's Buddies killed Tasha’s mother for being loud and how he was forced to hide the bod in the basement and that's why he faked his death and is now in …show more content…
In real time in the book this happened a few days after Leonard attempted suicide. Tasha and Jace arrived to Lucille’s house around noon and by 1:00 pm they tracked Lucille down and were at the farmhouse. After that tasha listened to Lucille and evart for no more than minute when she got caught and got taken outside. After that Mr.Horstbueller called everyone inside and that conversation about Tasha’s mother’s death took around 25 minutes.
Where did this happen: This event started off at Lucille’s house, that's where Jace and Tasha put the tracking device on Lucille’s car and bluffed her about the police. The next part of the event took place on the road of Toronto and that's where Jace and Tasha chased down and followed Lucille to the farmhouse. The next part of the event took place at the farmhouse that's where Tasha spies on Lucille and Evart, that's where she got caught spying and that's where she heard about the real killers of tasha’s

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