to communicate with everything
Mrs Who gives Meg her eyeglasses. She "gives" Charles Wallace a quotation from Goethe and Calvin a quotation from Shakespeare. Mrs. Whatsit "gives" each of the children an enhancement of their own natural gifts: Meg's faults, Charles Wallace's resilience and Calvin's ability to communicate with others. Mrs. Which simple tells the children to go down to the town and stay together.
noo
pegasus
They are going to camazotz to find their father
But they never learned what it was that Mrs Whatsit, Mrs Who, and Mrs Which had to do, for there was a gust of wind , and they were gone.
mrs whatsit- love mrs who- glasses mrs which- the gift of something that meg had and IT did not
Mrs Who gives Meg her eyeglasses. She "gives" Charles Wallace a quotation from Goethe and Calvin a quotation from Shakespeare. Mrs. Whatsit "gives" each of the children an enhancement of their own natural gifts: Meg's faults, Charles Wallace's resilience and Calvin's ability to communicate with others. Mrs. Which simple tells the children to go down to the town and stay together.
Mrs. Whatsit Battled The Black Thing, Then Exploded And Plummeted to Earth. L'Engele Has Not Revealed Anything Else.
Mrs. Whatsit claimed to have sprained her dignity after she fell over in her chair.
noo
Its Mrs. Murry, and it was Mrs. Whatsit
mrs which, mrs whatsit, and mrs. who
Nobody really knows what happen to them
pegasus
They are going to camazotz to find their father
They are going to camazotz to find their father
Charles Wallace tells Meg that Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who, and Mrs. Which are not ordinary beings; they are supernatural entities who play a crucial role in their journey. He explains that each of them has unique qualities and abilities, with Mrs. Whatsit being playful, Mrs. Who often quoting famous phrases, and Mrs. Which being the most powerful and authoritative. He emphasizes that they are here to help guide them in their quest to save their father and combat the darkness threatening the universe.