What is central central intelligence in a wrinkle on time?

Answer 1

They enter the giant CENTRAL Central Intelligence building and talk to a man who decides to report them for not conforming. He sends them off to a man with red eyes who speaks directly into their brains without moving his lips. He tries to take over their brains in other ways, but the children resist by reciting nursery rhymes. Charles Wallace looks into the man's eyes in an attempt to figure out who he is, and almost gets hypnotized before Meg brings him back to himself by tackling him. Meg complains to the man with red eyes that if they're going to be mind-controlled, he could at least have the decency to feed them first. The man summons a turkey dinner. It tastes fine to Meg and Calvin, but not to Charles, whose mind is stronger than either of the others: the taste of the food is a mental suggestion from the man, not from the food itself. Charles Wallace thinks that the only way to find their father is for him to mindmeld with the man and hope he can get back to himself afterwards. Charles Wallace submits to the man's control and turns into an obnoxious brat who's nothing like the real Charles Wallace. (We'll call this annoying version of Charles Wallace Chucky).

Answer 2

In "A Wrinkle in Time," the Central Central Intelligence is a centralized system that governs the planet Camazotz, controlling all aspects of life and thought. It symbolizes oppression and conformity in the story, reflecting a totalitarian regime where individuality and free will are suppressed.