* She undergoes significant change: At the beginning of the book, Meg is insecure, struggles with her intelligence, and has trouble connecting with others. She is deeply affected by her father's disappearance and feels responsible for his fate. Throughout her journey, she faces her fears, learns to use her unique strengths, and develops a deeper sense of self-confidence and resilience.
* She learns and grows: Meg's experience with the tesseract and her encounters with the three Mrs.es (Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who, and Mrs. Which) help her learn about courage, love, and the power of her own imagination. She learns to rely on her own intuition and not be afraid to be different.
* Her actions have consequences: Meg's decisions, like choosing to confront the darkness on Camazotz, directly affect the outcome of the story. Her actions lead to growth and ultimately, the rescue of her father.
While Meg's core personality traits remain consistent throughout the book, she undergoes a significant transformation in her understanding of herself, her abilities, and the world around her. This makes her a dynamic character, one whose development drives the plot and offers a compelling journey for the reader.