Why does Calvin go to the house where Meg and Charles Wallace find him in Chapter 2?
Responses
He received a note from Charles Wallace to meet the Murry kids there.
He received a note from Charles Wallace to meet the Murry kids there.
Calvin does not know why he is there, but says he just felt as if he had to come.
Calvin does not know why he is there, but says he just felt as if he had to come.
He is looking for one of his several younger siblings who ran off earlier that afternoon.
He is looking for one of his several younger siblings who ran off earlier that afternoon.
Mrs. Whatsit came to his home the night before, as well, and invited him to the house
1 answer
In Chapter 2 of "A Wrinkle in Time," Calvin goes to the Murry house because he feels a strong, inexplicable urge to be there. He doesn't fully understand why he is drawn to the Murry home, but he expresses that he felt as if he had to come. Therefore, the correct response is:
Calvin does not know why he is there, but says he just felt as if he had to come.
