Madame Giry is the Mother of Meg Giry but who the father is has never been revealed in the Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux or by Andrew Lloyd Webber's stage and movie version.
It was revealed in Screwed the Pooch that Stan Thompson is Meg's real father although that fact is still unknown to her.
Meg is a female.
Meg's job was a nursery governess
The author is Meg Cabot.
Amy
Meg finds her father in Chapter 6 of the book "A Wrinkle in Time" by Madeleine L'Engle.
He was sort of in a way being noisy about Meg's father. He made snide remarks about her father. -Isabella
mr murry is the father of meg who is out on work
Meg's father told her to recite the periodic table of elements to prevent IT from controlling her mind. By focusing on the scientific information, Meg was able to resist the mind control of IT.
Meg told Calvin that her father, Mr. Murray, had been missing for some time and that she was deeply worried about him. She explained that he was a scientist who had been working on a top-secret project and that his disappearance was linked to that work. Meg expressed her feelings of helplessness and frustration, feeling that no one believed her father was truly missing or in danger. This concern for her father drives much of Meg's motivation throughout their journey.
by using her faults.
Their father is Caucasian and their mother is Korean.
Maisy, Rosie, Josie
hypnotized Charles Wallace led them down a corridor and made a room transparent. in the room was a man, their father. meg used Mrs. Who's specticles to go through the door and retrieves her father.
Meg uses the glasses to pass a invisible wall to reach her father. Her father then uses it to get her out of the wall. After Mr.Murry, they go to the IT. The two children try to fight it, but Meg starts to weaken. Calvin shouts at Mr.Murry to tesser them to another planet, and they pass through the black pill. Meg becomes paralyzed, then the story continues.
father did not want to find charles wallace
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