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He is a normal little boy who thinks mostly about himself.
He is a normal little boy who thinks mostly about himself.
He is a slow learner who only communicates with his family.
He is a slow learner who only communicates with his family.
He is deeply troubled by his own mistakes and shortcomings.
He is deeply troubled by his own mistakes and shortcomings.
He is unusually smart and remarkably mature for his age.
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The best description of Charles Wallace based on Chapter 1 of "A Wrinkle in Time" is:
He is unusually smart and remarkably mature for his age.
In the chapter, Charles Wallace is depicted as being highly intelligent and possessing a deep understanding that goes beyond what is typical for a child his age.
