Meg Murry is a brilliant 14-year-old high-school student, who undergoes significant character development as the novel’s protagonist. She has mouse-brown hair and glasses, and she often compares her appearance to her mother’s, thinking she will never be as beautiful. Meg also compares her intelligence to her mother’s, thinking she will never be as smart and accomplished. This comparison does not negatively impact her relationship with her mother, but it does show that Meg struggles with her self-worth and recognizing her talents and abilities. Meg can be quick to anger, especially when she is scared, and becomes frustrated when situations grow tense or become challenging. Despite her insecurities and shortcomings, Meg is a loyal character, who cares deeply for others, and is willing to sacrifice her life for the sake of those she loves.

While sometimes socially awkward, especially with people outside her family, Meg’s relationships are deep and meaningful. Her most important relationship is with Charles Wallace. The siblings developed their bond as they fought to free their father in A Wrinkle in Time. Hence, the relationship portrayed in this novel is even more meaningful. Further, Meg is very protective of Charles Wallace, illustrated when she goes to the elementary school to confront Mr.