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A Wrinkle in Time Questions and Answers
The Question and Answer section for A Wrinkle in Time is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
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Meg looked upward and indeed the mountains seemed to be reaching into infinity.
They left the fertile fields and flew across a great plateau of granite-like rock shaped into enormous monoliths. These had a definite, rhythmic form,...
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Jenna B #749499
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jill d #170087
Mrs. Murry is Meg and Charles Wallace's mother. She is a scientist and, with Meg's father, comes up with the notion of the tesser, the wrinkle in time. She is greatly troubled by her husband's disappearance, though she has the ability...
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karen w #246685
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Aslan
What chapter are you referring to? Simply, she wants them all to escape the IT: she loves them.
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Elizabeth S #1337603
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Aslan
