In "A Wrinkle in Time," the people of Camazotz and the beasts of Ixchel are portrayed quite differently. Here's how they align with the details provided:
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Honor the good and what is right
Beasts of Ixchel
The beasts embody values of goodness and morality, contrasting sharply with the people of Camazotz. -
Show love and caring for one another and for strangers
Beasts of Ixchel
The beasts exhibit compassion and understanding, not only for each other but also for Meg and her companions. -
Controlled by an evil force
People of Camazotz
The inhabitants of Camazotz are under the influence of the IT, an evil force that dictates their actions and thoughts. -
Conform to avoid punishment or death
People of Camazotz
The citizens of Camazotz conform to rigid societal norms imposed by the IT to escape consequences.
Summary
- People of Camazotz: Controlled by an evil force, conform to avoid punishment or death.
- Beasts of Ixchel: Honor the good and what is right, show love and caring for one another and for strangers.