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Pages: 80-104
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Pages: 51-80
Minutes: 30

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Pages: 26-51
Minutes: 30
In this section of the book The conversation between Meg, Charles, and their mother, Mrs.Murray, progresses into Charles telling them he has befriended a woman named Mrs.Whatsit. Shortly after, Mrs.Whatsit shows up and sets a very odd mood in the book. She appears in various scarves along with other pieces of odd apparel. She also seems to know quite a bit about what goes on in the Murray household. Meg and her mother are incredibly confused when Mrs.Whatsit leaves about what just took place in their own kitchen. The next morning Meg wakes up in a daze. As she recalls the events from the night before, she believes it may be a dream, however her mother assures her it was not. She leaves for school, still set in the very strange mood of the book.

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Page:  0 - 26
Minutes: 30
In this part of the story the scene is set at Meg's house during a storm. She is cooped up in her attic, and here we learn about her as a character a little bit. She expresses some negative feelings towards herself due simply because she feels different. She feels as though she is unstable and unable to contain her emotions. She demonstrates this by having a memory moment to  when she punched a boy for making fun of her little brother. She also thinks negatively of herself by stating that her teachers don't like her and her friends think she's a baby.  When Meg goes downstairs for a drink she finds her little brother, Charles, and we learn more of the dynamic between the two. Meg feels closest to Charles out of her siblings because they share the same "oddball" persona.
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Minutes: 40
Pages: 281-216
In this part of the story, Margot (Lara's sister) comes home from collage and conflict arises when she doesn't approve of her father's wedding plans. The tension between Margot and her father grows when they realize all that's changed in their time apart. However, over the course of Margot's stay the two learn to accept each other's new ways. I found an again and again when the book continues to mention Lara's desire to perfect her cookie recipe. I think it symbolizes more than just cookies when Lara tries to find her perfect balance. I think it represents Lara trying to find her balance in life to have it the way she desires it to be. and this makes her very upset because it breaks her morals.

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Meet the 11-Year-Old Science Whiz Who Invented Water-Testing Device 

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Meet the 11-Year-Old Science Whiz Who Invented Water-Testing Device 

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In this article I found quoted words when Gitanjali says "Failure is just another step to success. The author quotes this because it shows Gitanjali's attitude towards her inventions. Gitanjali also mentions that "The process wan't always easy," which shows this same positive outlook on her inventions. Gitanjali says that this mentality is what she emphasizes the most to other children who might want to invent. This shows the value that Gitanjali holds to her words and how important they are to her inventing process. These quotes also show Gitanjali's positivity and encouragement towards others with the same passion as herself.