A Wrinkle In Time Chapters 1-6 Review

Meg Murry is the 13-year-old protagonist, excels in math, struggles in school, and feels unattractive.
Charles Wallace, Meg's five-year-old brother, has the ability to read minds and began speaking at four years old.
Calvin is a 14-year-old basketball player with a disinterested family, characterized by his tall stature and multiple siblings.
Mrs. Whatsit is a star who disguises herself as an old woman, over 2 billion years old, fought against darkness, and can transform into a pegasus.
Mrs. Who appears as a plump old woman with glasses, has trouble verbalizing her thoughts, and speaks through quotes from famous figures.
Mrs. Which, the oldest and wisest of the group, presents as an old woman or witch and has an echoing voice.

Sandy and Dennys Murry are athletic, average students who are twins in the Murry family.
Mrs. Murry is a scientist with degrees in biology and bacteriology, emphasizing her intelligence and strong character.
Mr. Murry is a physicist who mysteriously disappeared while on a secret government mission, creating a suspenseful family dynamic.

Fortinbras is the Murry family's dog who only barks in emergencies, symbolizing protection.
Uriel is a mystical planet where the characters take rest during their journey.
Camazotz is a dark planet where conformity prevails; its inhabitants move in a synchronized rhythm, illustrating the loss of individuality.

The children receive gifts from the Mrs. Ws: Meg's faults, Calvin's communication abilities, and Charles Wallace's childhood resilience, highlighting their strengths and challenges.
Mrs. Who provides Meg with spectacles, a hint to Calvin, and a quote for Charles Wallace, further aiding their quest.
The flowers on Uriel help the children breathe, emphasizing the whimsical and magical elements of their journey.

Principal Jenkins mistakenly believes Mr. Murry is deceased, adding depth to the story's familial struggles.
Calvin often refers to Charles Wallace as "sport," showcasing their bond and the language of camaraderie.
The narrative explores themes of struggle, growth, and the importance of individuality amidst darkness.