Favorite Event

Here we are again! Its Wrinkle In Time again. This time, I have to write my favorite event in chapter four and why. I'm still not sure yet. Maybe, the 'dark' thing.

Well, my favorite part in Chapter four is when they describe the place where they tessered to, Uriel, the third planet if the star of Malak in the spiral nebula Messier 101.

"They were standing in a sunlit field, and the air around them was moving with the delicious fragrance that comes only on the rarest of spring days when the sun's touch is gentle and the apple blossoms are just beginning to unfold. -was golden with light. The grasses were a tender new green, and scattered about were tiny, multicolored flowers. -mountain reaching so high into the sky that its peak was lost in a crown of puffy white clouds. From the trees at the base of the mountain came a sudden singing of birds. There was an air of ineffable peace and joy all around her that her heart's wild thumping slowed."

I love this part because the description makes the place the absolute epitome of peace. Here's another description of the place.

" They left the fertile fields and flew across a great plateau of granite-like rock shaped into enormous monoliths. These had a definite, rhythmic form, but they were not statues; they were not like Meg had ever seen before, and she wondered if they had been made by wind and weather, by the formation of this earth, or if they were a creation of the beings like the one on which she rode."

This describes another place, that is not very peaceful, but breathtaking beautiful. Here is another place that they encounter on Uriel.

"They left the great granite plain and flew over a garden even more beautiful than anything in a dream. In it were gathered many of the creatures like the one Mrs. Whatsit had become, some lying among the flowers, some swimming in a broad, crystal river that flowed through the garden, some moving in and out of the trees. They were making music, music that came not only from their throats but from the movement of their great wings as well."

This is more calming and peaceful with looks to die for, and Madeleine describes the places perfectly. This is why this is my favorite part.