A Wrinkle in Time

What is the major conflict presented in this novel?

For the first two chapters up to page forty four

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The novel's biggest conflict belongs to Meg and becomes a recurring theme in the story..... this would be individuality vs conformity. From the beginning we see Meg's character ready to conform and fighting against her own uniqueness; because of this she gets into fights and misbehaves..... through her experiences we see Meg eventually come to embrace the things within herself that are "different," but it's a long road, and in the end.... love is the ultimate answer, and you have to know how to love yourself first.

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