Meg's condition after she tessers poorly from Camazotz.
Paralyzed and frozen
The name of the planet where Aunt Beast lives.
Ixchel
This is the reason Meg has to be the one to return to get Charles Wallace.
C.W. understands Meg
Name of the first planet Meg tessers to.
Uriel
sharp or severe
acute
Meg's attitude toward Mr. Murry after leaving Camazotz.
Rude and accusing
This Mrs. W is needed to help Calvin, Meg, and Mr. Murray tesser back to Camazotz.
Mrs. Whatsit
Mrs. Whatsit explained if they knew what was going to happen ahead of time, they would be just like...
The people of Camazotz
Subject in school that Meg is best at.
Math
to spread or give out
emanate
The reason for Meg's change in attitude after arriving on the new planet when she leaves Camazotz.
Going through the Dark/Black Thing
The tentacled creatures do not have this facial feature.
Eyes
Calvin does this before Meg goes back to retrieve C.W.
He kisses her
First sign that Meg is gaining independence throughout the novel.
She does not look for a hand to hold
not able to be seen through; not transparent
opaque
Meg notices this about the beast-like creatures fingers.
They are made out of tentacles
Aunt Beast assures Meg that this is being done to help Charles Wallace.
A committee meeting is being held.
Meg says this to C.W. in order to break his connection with IT
"I love you!"
Aunt Beast spoke to the others. “The child is distraught. Don’t judge her harshly. She was almost taken by the Black Thing. Sometimes we can’t know what ___________ damage it leaves even when physical recovery is complete.”
spiritual
being full of energy
exuberance
The beast's response to Mr. Murry when they first meet and he asks "What are you doing?"
"Taking the child"
Finish the quote: We look not at the things which are what you would call seen, but at the things which are not seen. For the things which are seen are temporal. But the things which are not seen are ______.
Eternal
At the end of the novel, the three Mrs. W's have to leave because...
We don't know, it is not stated in the novel.
The man with the red eyes calls Meg "Little miss _______"
Impatient
indignation