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He is a kind, friendly boy who quickly feels comfortable with the Murrys.
He is a kind, friendly boy who quickly feels comfortable with the Murrys.
He is a trouble-maker who must learn to be less selfish.
He is a trouble-maker who must learn to be less selfish.
He is an athlete who cares more about sports than anything else in the world.
He is an athlete who cares more about sports than anything else in the world.
He is a sad young man who has trouble trusting other people.
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The best description of Calvin O'Keefe based on Chapters 2 and 3 of A Wrinkle in Time is:
He is a kind, friendly boy who quickly feels comfortable with the Murrys.
In these chapters, Calvin is portrayed as someone who is relatable and warm, easily connecting with Meg and her family. He demonstrates kindness and a desire for friendship, making him a supportive character in the story.
