How was the experience of tessering with Meg's father different from tessering with Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who, and Mrs. Which?

Mr. Murry is a relative newcomer when it comes to tessering. After all, it was his lack of control of tessering that landed him on Camazotz in the first place. He was evidently not able to do it while imprisoned within the column, thus preventing his escape. When Meg rescues him, however, he manages to tesser both Meg and himself off Camazotz to the planet where Aunt Beast lives. This was not his intended destination but a desperate attempt to land somewhere safe. With the three Mrs. W’s, however, tessering is more exact, leading to the intended destination. The landing on the two-dimensional planet was not faulty tessering on the part of Mrs. Which but a lack of understanding of the limitations of human beings. That is the planet where she planned on landing as a “rest stop” before going where she intended. It is the tessering of humans that is complicated, either the ones doing the tessering or just companions on the journey.