In the book A Wrinkle in Time, what were the key events that happen on the dark planet as Meg, Charles Wallace, and Calvin seek the home of the Thing?

During
their time on Camazotz, the three children first receive instructions and warnings from Mrs.
Whatsit, Mrs. Who, and Mrs. Which. Specifically, they tell Meg that her faults will be her
greatest strengths. Conversely, Charles Wallace's gift will become his strongest temptation.
Calvin must use his communication skills wisely, and the children must remain
together.

Left alone, Meg, Calvin, and Charles Wallace begin to observe the
eerie uniformity of the planet. All of the children bounce balls and jump rope to the same
rhythm. By questioning a delivery boy, Meg and her companions learn more about the society and
its regulations. They opt to visit CENTRAL Central Intelligence, the seat of the government, in
pursuit of Mr. Murry.

While at CENTRAL Central Intelligence, the children
meet a teacher. Alarmed at their questions, the teacher reports the children for
"reprocessing." As a result, the children are ushered into an enormous room, where
they encounter a creepy man. The man speaks unnaturally, as if he is being spoken through. He is
under hypnosis, like everyone else the children have met.

Offering Charles
Wallace valuable information, the man hypnotizes Charles as well. Now entranced, Charles leads
Calvin and Meg to Mr. Murry. Along the way, Charles Wallace explains that everyone in Camazotz
shares the same mind through something called "IT." With the help of Mrs. Whatsit's
glasses and Mrs. Who's quotation, Meg and Calvin rescues Mr. Murry from the column he is trapped
in. Unfortunately, Mr. Murry has no power to break his son's hypnosis. Instead, Charles Wallace
leads the group to IT, a massive, pulsating human brain.

Just as Meg and
Calvin begin to succumb to IT's power, Calvin urges Mr. Murry to "tesser." Together,
father, daughter, and friend leave behind Camazotz.