A Wrinkle in Time

Opening with imagery

How does the author use details and imagery to create context

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This is a pretty broad question for this short forum space. Much of the imagery has Christian undertones. religion is implied within the imagery rather than used explicitlyi stated in the book: the overarching themes of light triumphing over darkness, creativity triumphing over chaos, and good triumphing over evil are given religious symbolism based in L'Engle's own understanding of Christianity and religion.

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