A Wrinkle in Time

Based on Meg, Charles Wallace, and Calvin's interaction with the red-eyed man in A Wrinkle in Time, one might predict that the children will face the challenges of resisting mind control on the...

In A Wrinkle in Time, Calvin describes Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who, and Mrs. Which to the beasts as "angels" and "messengers from God." He struggles to communicate their appearance to the sightless...

Problem-solving in A Wrinkle in Time involves the characters using intelligence, love, and teamwork to overcome challenges. Meg, Charles Wallace, and Calvin must navigate complex situations, relying...

Calvin asks Meg difficult questions about her father's mysterious disappearance, probing whether he ran off or might be dead, and if the government knows what happened to him. His questions, though...

Calvin's home life is demanding and dismissive, with parents who expect greatness and disregard his desires, while Meg's family is supportive and encourages exploration. At school, Calvin excels...

Meg, her father, and Calvin in A Wrinkle in Time share a strong sense of determination and courage in the face of adversity. However, they differ in their approaches: Meg is emotional and impulsive,...

Calvin's role in A Wrinkle in Time involves being a supportive friend and ally to Meg and Charles Wallace Murry. He integrates into the Murry family by empathizing with their struggles, sharing in...

Charles Wallace distinguishes Meg from himself and Calvin because she lacks their intuitive sensibility. While Charles Wallace and Calvin experience intuitive "compulsions" or "knowings" that guide...

Calvin learns that Meg is exceptionally skilled in math, despite being several grades behind him. Initially doubtful, Calvin discovers Meg's proficiency when she helps him with his math homework...

Meg reacts with sympathy and maturity when the Happy Medium shows Calvin's family. She is moved by the chaotic and abusive scene, realizing that Calvin, despite his confident exterior, has his own...