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Interdisciplinary relationships can be clearly be seen when the gang mentions Euclid, who was a famous Greek mathematician. They mention Euclid when Charles Wallace informs Meg about the fifth dimention and tessering. This part was important in the book because it explains the fifth dimention and tessering which contributed a big part in the plot.

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A metaphor is two different things being compared without using "like" or "as." An example is ''Mr.Murry's flaming red hair." This is a metaphor because Mr.Murry's hair isn't really flaming, it is just the color of fire. Another example is "Mrs.Whatsits nose, a round soft, blob." This is a metaphor because Mrs.Whatsit's nose isnt a blob, maybe it is very soft. These metaphors are important to the story because it makes the story more interesting by using descriptive words to describe objects.

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An important changes over time event in the book A Wrinkle in Time is when Calvin meets Meg, gets to know her better, and finally admits that he likes her. This is shown when Meg invites Calvin over to her house and they start as friends, and later towards the end of the book, Calvin kisses Meg. This change is very important to the book because Meg and Calvin were working together to find Mr.Murry, and finally Calvin shows his love for Meg.

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Personification- giving things human like abilities. Examples: Light began to pulse and quiver.You know you don't like milk with the skin on top.

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An important trend in " A Wrinkle In Time" is IT. The trend is evident in the book, " A Wrinkle in Time" is when people follow under the power of IT without a fight until Meg and Calvin fight IT. This shows that people are afraid of IT.

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An important pattern in the book A Wrinkle in Time is when ,IT was hypnotizing Meg and Calvin, just like he did to everybody else. For example, he hypnotized everyone in Camatoz and IT tried to hypnotize Meg, Calvin, and Mr. Murry ,but he had failed. IT also tried to hypnotize Charles Wallace and he had succeeded. The pattern is important because it shows how IT hypnotized people and how he is an evil brain.

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Simile A simile is two different things being compared using the words "like" or "as". An example from the book A Wrinkle In Time is "The movement of the tentacles was as rhythmic as the dance of the undersea plant. Another example is "The stiff people hurried in and out, walking jerkily like figures in an old silent movie. It is important because a simile can compare different unlike things.

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Origin An important origin in the book A Wrinkle In Time is the man with red eyes causes Charles to act different. As evidence, he man with red eyes hypnotizes Charles. The reason why origin is an important thinking prompt is because it explains how something starts. The evidence is connected to the icon because the man with eyes causes Charles to act not like himself. It is important because it explains why Charles is left on Camazotz.

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Ethics The ethics thinking prompt is evident in the book A Wrinkle In Time when Mr. Murry left. Should he have stayed home or left? The evidence is that Mr. Murry left his family to for months, making Mrs. Murry depressed. Also, he should have left because he was on a mission to defeat the Black Thing. The evidence is important because it explains why Mr. Murry left.

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An important big idea in the book A Wrinkle in Time is love. Love is the big idea mainly beacause Meg saved Charles Walace from the control of IT by using her love towards him. Also, love made the entire trip with Mr. Murray, Calvin, Charles, Aunt Beast, and the Mrs. W's worthwhile. Because of the harsh trip, Meg and Charles got their beloved father back. This icon, big idea, is important to the story A Wrinkle in Time because without it, no one would figure out, or take the time to figure out, what the story really meant deep down inside.

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Mutiple perspectives can clearly be seen when Aunt Beast tells Meg that she is blind, so in her perspective , color and light aren't everything. However, Meg tells Aunt Beast that light i the most wonderful thing in the world. By this, you can see that Meg and Aunt Beast have very different perspecties on the subject of light and color. This icon is important to the book A Wrinkle in Time, not just with Aunt Beast and Meg, but in many other situations as well. Altogether, the different multiple perspectives that Meg and Aunt Beast have are very important to the book A Wrinkle in Time.

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An important answered question in the book A Wrinkle in Time is How did IT get in control of everyone? This is because in the book, IT has control over every single person in Camazotz, and you never figure out why. Also, IT must have started as somthing else, other than being a big brain that controls everybody. This icon is importnt beause when you read, you always end up wondering about something that was not stated in the book. by using this icon, you can really try to understand. Altogether, in the book A Wrinkle in Time, the unanswered question How did IT get in control of everyone? is very important

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Rules can be clearly seen when Calvin, Meg, and Charles are leaving to go to Camazotz. This is because Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who, and Mrs. Which say to them as they are leaving that they must never separate. This evidence relates to the icon because by firmly commanding the Meg, Calvin, and Charles, the Mrs. W's are setting rules. They have to set rules for the dangerous trip to Camazotz, or the two Murray's and Calvin might get into some trouble. Therefore, rules can be seen in the book A Wrinkle in Time when the three Mrs. W's set rules for the trip to Camazotz.

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Depth and ComplexityAnalysis  of a Wrinkle in Time  

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Depth and ComplexityAnalysis  of a Wrinkle in Time  

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By: Laura Davert, Vishnu Menon, Elena Rubio, and Mariana Soto