A Wrinkle in Time (Chapter 1)

The setting, particularly the hurricane outside, reflects Meg's upset and anxious mood, emphasizing her emotional state.

Mrs. Whatsit.

Meg's bedroom is located in the attic.

A possible theme is 'Do not judge people by their appearance.'

Meg was dropped down to the lowest section in her grade.

Meg's family dynamic, including her parents and siblings, contributes to her feelings of isolation and frustration.

Mrs. Whatsit serves as a mysterious figure who introduces elements of the fantastical and sets the stage for the adventure.

Meg experiences feelings of anxiety, frustration, and sadness.

The hurricane symbolizes Meg's turbulent emotions and reflects her inner turmoil.

Meg's position in school suggests she struggles with self-esteem and feels out of place, which is a key aspect of her character development.