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Where were Charles, Meg and Calvin going to find their father?
Central Central Intelligence building
How did Meg think the place was and wasn't like a subway?
Like the sameness of people riding in a subway; only on a subway every once in a while there's somebody different and here there isn't
What techniques does Charles Wallace use to handle his fear? Give examples.
He says nursery rhymes like 'Mary had a little lamb' and uses sarcasm.
What danger did the children encounter in meeting the man with red eyes?
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How did the lessons taught by the three Mrs. W's help the children deal with the man?
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What technique does the MWRE use to control the children?
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Why does the MWRE want to get to Charles the most?
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Use 5 adjectives (from the chapter) to describe Charles' new state of mind.
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What is TMWRE's job at Central Central Intelligence?
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What character trait did Meg wish she had?
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What gift of Calvin's does he try to use with Charles?
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Why is everyone 'happy' on Camazotz?
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Explain why Charles is able to open walls.
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What was in the transparent column?
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Study Notes
Journey to Central Central Intelligence
- Charles, Meg, and Calvin are on a mission to locate their father at the Central Central Intelligence building.
Subway Comparison
- Meg draws a parallel between the atmosphere of Central Central Intelligence and a subway, noting the lack of uniqueness among the people, unlike the occasional different passengers in a subway.
Charles Wallace's Coping Mechanism
- To manage his fear, Charles recites nursery rhymes, specifically "Mary had a little lamb," using sarcasm as a defense mechanism.
Encountering Danger
- Meeting the man with red eyes poses a significant threat, as he possesses the ability to hypnotize and control individuals.
Influence of the Three Mrs. W's
- Lessons from the three Mrs. W's assist the children in confronting the man; specific details on the lessons remain unclear.
Mind Control Techniques
- The Man with Red Eyes (MWRE) utilizes mind control as his primary method to exert influence over the children.
Targeting Charles Wallace
- The MWRE is particularly interested in Charles due to his age; younger individuals have more complex neurological systems that can be manipulated more easily.
Charles Wallace's State of Mind
- Descriptive adjectives for Charles's altered mental state include: canned quality to his voice, reasonable voice, bland blue eyes, cold strange eyes, and a mechanical walking manner.
Role of TMWRE
- The MWRE serves as the Prime Coordinator at Central Central Intelligence, overseeing operations.
Meg's Aspirations
- Meg harbors a desire to embody bravery, a characteristic she feels she currently lacks.
Calvin's Gift
- Calvin attempts to connect with Charles utilizing his gift of communication, hoping to reach him amidst the chaos.
Camazotz's Happiness
- Inhabitants of Camazotz exhibit a façade of happiness due to their uniformity, freedom from illness, and a collective mindset where differences are viewed as problematic.
Charles's Ability to Open Walls
- Charles demonstrates his unique capability by rearranging atoms, allowing him to access concealed spaces.
Father's Presence
- A transparent column contains the presence of Meg and Charles Wallace's father, symbolizing their connection and quest.
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