A wrinkle in Time: TGN, Ch 7, p. 220-240

What does the food the kids eat taste like to Charles Wallace?

• the stew his mom makes

• sand

• poo

When the man with red eyes tells Meg, “You don’t need to vocalize verbally with me. I can understand you quite as well as you can understand me,” what does he mean?

• Meg needs to speak louder so he can hear her.

• He is smarter than she is

• He can read her mind.

Charles Wallace tells the man with red eyes that he feels something coming “through” him. What does he mean? What is the “something”?

• Voldemort

• the It

• Meg's dad

What reason does the man with red eyes give to explain why the food tastes strange to Charles Wallace?

• Charles Wallace's mind is too full of multiplication facts.

• Charles Wallace "shut his mind" to the man with red eyes.

• Charles Wallace is a picky eater.

What’s the deal Charles Wallace makes with the man with red eyes?

• Charles Wallace will return to Uriel if the man lets him eat the food without it tasting like sand

• Charles Wallace will agree to be hypnotized if his dad is also hypnotized in the same room

• Charles Wallace will trust the man with red eyes if the man tells him where his dad is

When Charles Wallace tells the man with red eyes that he doesn’t trust him, the man asks, “What cause (reason) have I given you for mistrust?” If you had to answer this question, what would you say?