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Meg Murry is a very protective sister of Charles Wallace. She is a bit rude and a not very bright girl. At school, she is rude, especially whenever the teachers and principal brings up her father. Meg is very sad about her father leaving. Meg is mean because she misses her father and doesn’t like to be reminded he is gone and she may never see him again.

Meg has a very strong bond with her little brother, Charles Wallace. They are both telepathic, which means they know what they’re thinking. Meg and Charles Wallace are also the ‘unusual’ kids in the family. Meg also shares the bond with their mother too. One, Meg said she thinks she looks like her father and wanted to be like him.

Lastly, Meg looks like a nerdy girl. She wears glasses and
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