Time Quartet (A Wrinkle in Time)

Camazotz is described as a planet in the book "A Wrinkle in Time" as a dark, oppressive place with a uniform landscape and architecture, lacking individuality or freedom. It is depicted as a barren and eerie world, controlled by a centralized oppressive force known as IT.

Mercury has wrinkles on its surface due to the contraction of the planet's interior as it cooled over time. The wrinkles on Mercury's surface are called lobate scarps.

Because of the tesseract, time on Earth had temporarily stopped, so about 2 seconds. If you read how many days they've been on Uriel, The Happy Medium's planet, Camazotz, and Ixchel, it would be about a week.

In the book "A Wrinkle in Time" by Madeleine L'Engle, the Mrs. W's are celestial beings named Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who, and Mrs. Which. They are mysterious and powerful entities who guide the protagonist, Meg Murry, and her friends on their journey to rescue Meg's father and save the universe from a dark force known as IT.

In "A Wrinkle in Time," Mr. Murray is found trapped on the planet of Camazotz, where he has been imprisoned by IT, a powerful and malevolent force. Meg, Charles Wallace, and Calvin embark on a dangerous journey to rescue him and bring him back home.

Charles Wallace and Calvin are both supportive and caring towards Meg. They both possess inner strength and courage, and they demonstrate a willingness to work together as a team to accomplish their goals in the story.

When someone on Camazotz has a cold in "A Wrinkle in Time," they are taken away by the Central Intelligence so that they can be "corrected" and made to conform to the uniformity that the planet values. This correction involves removing their individuality and uniqueness, resulting in a loss of freedom and personal identity.

Prostate enlargement refers to the condition where the prostate gland grows in size, usually due to a condition called benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). This can cause symptoms such as frequent urination, especially at night, weak urine flow, and difficulty emptying the bladder completely. It is a common condition in aging men.

people learn in different ways. First you have to figure out how you learn. Can you follow directions and remember them when someone tells you? Yes? Then you are an auditory learner. Do you see things and remember them? Yes? Then you are a Visual Learner. Do you have to touch things in order to remember them? Yes? then you are a kinisthetic learner. You can be more then one or even all 4. There are others. Check out Gardners theory of learning.

the song what makes you bneautiful by one directions relates to the book

A tesseract is the fifth dimension. It is when somebody takes a "shortcut" through time and space so that they "teleport" themselves to a different area or place. This concept is most commonly used to jump to a different planet in "A Wrinkle in Time".

There is no Mr.Whatsit mentioned. I think you mean Mrs.Whatsit. When she was a star, the Dark Thing died, and Mrs.Whatsit dies winning the Dark Thing. She becomes a centaur-like creature, yet she can become a human as well.

The climax of A Wrinkle in Time would probably be in the chapter of the man with the red eyes when Charles Wallace is gone to IT from trusting the man with the red eyes and letting him in.

First of all, it is called A Wrinkle In Time. It is about a little girl, Meg Murry, her brother, Charles Wallace Murry, and a new friend, Calvin O'Keefe. They go on an adventure with three old ladies to new planets, and land on a planet to rescue Meg and her brother's father. By the way, the two siblings have two other siblings who are twins, and a mom, Mrs. Murry, who is a doctor like their father.

He almost gave in to the brain because he was there so long he thought it would maybe be better until he saw his kids

to communicate with everything

Leonardo da Vinci

William Shakespeare

Michelangelo Buonarroti

Johann Sebastian Bach

Louis Pasteur

Madame Curie

Albert Einstein

Albert Schweitzer

Mahatma Gandhi

Buddha

Ludwig van Beethoven

Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn

Saint Francis

Euclid of Alexandria

Nicolaus Copernicus

These people are mentioned in this book as fighters of the "Dark Thing".

who have the beasts never been able to talk to before

Meg and Charles Wallace and how they try to protect each other even when it's hard, and when Meg doesn't think she can help Charles Wallace whose being controlled by the IT. She has help, but she had courage and she helped Charles Wallace by saying," I love you". over and over and they won the battle!

Charles Wallace's faults are pride and arrogance. He believes that he can deliberately go into IT and come out. So he stares into the eyes of the Prime Coordinator (The Guy with Red Eyes.) He ultimately becomes manipulated by IT.

The 1963 version was Ellen Raskin. The current edition is Leo and Diane Dilion.

nothingness. no light. no sound. no sense of sight, or anything else. just...nothingness. after a while, the senses start to return (although I'm assuming the sense of balance was never there during the tesseract) and eventually the place she has traveled to becomes part of the nothingness, taking over the darkness until it is all gone. Sound and sight are back to normal by now, but feeling is a bit off for the first moments.

It's because our skin isn't supposed to be in water for so long.. So it starts to sogg because it cant breath so it dies. I think.