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Meg is scared but because she loves Charles Wallace and is maturing she is finally starting to be brave, believe in herself, and is starting to use her intelligent mind. Meg is on Camazotz trying to figure out a way to defeat IT and save Charles Wallace when even though she is scared she tells herself , “I have to do it myself. I have to resist IT by myself.”(Pg 225) Meg has never been able to control her feelings but throughout her adventure she has learned a sense of maturity and is able to control her fear. Meg’s ability to be brave shows her love for Charles Wallace and that when she believes in herself and puts her mind to something that she can do anything. Charles Wallace is being hypnotized by the man with red eyes, and Charles is under
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