Proginoskes is the dragon Charles Wallace saw, but because he has many eyes and wings, he looks like multiple dragons.

Blajeny introduces the kids to Proginoskes. The voice belongs to Blajeny, a Teacher from another universe. As they stand there, they hear a voice telling them not to be afraid. Then Charles Wallace emerges because he felt Meg screaming in his sleep. They go to the field and find the pile of feathers and scales. Jenkins screams and flies into the air like a bird, causing Meg to panic. When Meg reaches for his hand, Louise hisses at him. Jenkins, Charles Wallace’s principal, approach her. Murry is gathering with other scientists to see if this will impact Earth.Īfter dinner, Meg sneaks outside to find the remaining scales and feathers. After these sounds, a rip in the galaxies appears, and several stars disappear. Murry explains that instruments on Earth are picking up strange sounds in other galaxies. The family discusses the feathers over dinner. The kids follow him and find a pile of sparkling feathers and silver-gold scales. Then the Murrys’ dog Fortinbras runs to a large rock in the pasture. Charles Wallace senses she’s looking for something. Meg returns to the pasture, and Louise the Larger, a black garden snake, slithers toward them. Meg returns to the house for a cardigan and asks her mother what’s wrong with Charles Wallace because he’s pale and out of breath. He takes her to where he saw them, but they are no longer there. When Meg Murry gets home from school, her brother, Charles Wallace, tells her he saw a drive of dragons in their twin brothers’ vegetable garden.

A Wind in the Door by Madeleine L'Engle