Refer to A Wrinkle in Time for a complete version of this text. A Wrinkle in Time is narrated from a third-person limited point of view.

How does this affect the way that events are described?

A. As Meg begins to recover in the care of Aunt Beast, readers understand how her thoughts and emotions have been affected by The Black Thing.

B. After the characters are reunited at the Murry’s home, Calvin explains how he is feeling left out until Meg includes him in the happy moment.

C. When the beasts of Ixchel meet the characters, the beasts describe how difficult it is for them to understand human behavior.

D. When Meg returns to Camazotz to rescue Charles Wallace, readers learn what it has been like for Charles to be under the control of IT