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How does Mrs. Murray respond when they ask her to define a tesseract?
How does Mrs. Murray respond when they ask her to define a tesseract?
She says it's a way to travel without using rockets or planes to get to space and places extraordinary.
Why does Meg get into trouble at school? How does the principal make matters worse?
Why does Meg get into trouble at school? How does the principal make matters worse?
She got in trouble for having a tone in science class, and the principal makes it worse by saying bad things about her dad.
Why does Charles Wallace hide his special talent?
Why does Charles Wallace hide his special talent?
Because he doesn't want them to worry or for people to use him to solve things.
How are Calvin and Charles alike?
How are Calvin and Charles alike?
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Why does Charles want to visit the three women? Why does Meg go along?
Why does Charles want to visit the three women? Why does Meg go along?
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Who is Mrs. Who? What is unusual about her way of speaking?
Who is Mrs. Who? What is unusual about her way of speaking?
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What does Charles mean when he tells Cal, Meg has it tough? She's not really one thing or another?
What does Charles mean when he tells Cal, Meg has it tough? She's not really one thing or another?
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What hints does Ms. Who give that there are plans for a trip in the children's future?
What hints does Ms. Who give that there are plans for a trip in the children's future?
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Study Notes
Mrs. Murray and the Tesseract
- A tesseract is described as a means of travel that doesn’t rely on traditional methods like rockets or planes, allowing access to extraordinary places.
Meg's Troubles at School
- Meg faces disciplinary issues in science class due to her tone, which leads to negative comments from the principal regarding her father, compounding her distress.
Charles Wallace's Special Talent
- Charles Wallace chooses to conceal his unique abilities to prevent worry from others and to avoid exploitation of his talents for problem-solving.
Calvin and Charles' Similarities
- Both Calvin and Charles exhibit significant intelligence, which connects them as characters with deep understanding.
Charles and Meg's Journey with the Women
- Meg accompanies Charles to visit Mrs. Whatsit and her two companions to assess if Calvin is suitable for their journey, showcasing her protective nature towards Charles.
Mrs. Who's Unique Communication
- Mrs. Who, one of the three mysterious women, has eclectic speech patterns, often borrowing words from others rather than using her own, and possesses the ability to read minds.
Charles' Insight on Meg's Struggles
- Charles expresses that Meg's emotional challenges make her existence complex and difficult, while also highlighting Calvin's fear stemming from his relationship with his father.
Foreshadowing the Upcoming Trip
- Ms. Who hints at a future journey for Meg and Charles, indicating they are to undertake a quest to find their father, who is trapped in a unique situation.
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