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Ender

            
             As many young children are is infatuated with games. Games that take him beyond there programming and almost beyond his mental capabilities. Enders life is almost devoted to the games. They seem to be his only friends at times, and his worst enemies at others they train him to be strategic and ruthless and perform at his top military level. Ender throughout the book has very many encounters with games, for instance towards the beginning of the book when he ruthlessly kills the giant by gouging out its eyes, or later on in the book when he kills the snake bye smashing it into the ground Of course after he commits these acts even though they are in games he always punishes himself by saying that he is not like peter that he is not a blood thirsty child. The games in a way torment him to insanity. In parts through the book he is focusing almost his entire life on beating 1 simple little game. He does this because he knows he is the best and will not be defeated by a computer. Something created by a human. Most likely less intelligent than he is. The human race human race is dependent on a boy, of 6 years who plays computer games as if they are reality . But really is this what the world needs? At the end of the book when Ender beats the "computer" And finds out that it was really a bugger planet do you honestly believe that someone of the heart of Ender wiggen would have killed off almost an entire race? In the games he can be ruthless. But still consider himself a bad person. But in life if he were to do something of that magnitude nothing that anyone could say we be any different to him he would always be a bad person in his mind. Often times the games play him. He cannot help but to play the game it is like he is transformed into the game as if it is his real life and he cannot escape it. .
             Enders life is a game As you know games are more than just created by man. Everywhere around you, you can find a game.


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1. Ender's Game Summary

... that he has become just like Peter. The second chapter begins with a conversation between the same two adults, who apparently approve of the way that Ender dealt with Stilson, comparing his actions to those of someone named Mazer Rackham. However, they are worried about Peter's reaction. Their concern, however, ... out that the whole school is based upon the fairness of the games. Graff agrees but states that war is not fair, and that Ender must be ready to face anything. Anderson threatens reporting Graff's actions because he thinks someone else should have some input concerning the fa...

  • Word Count: 7881
  • Approx Pages: 32
  • Grade Level: High School

2. Benefits of Isolation in Ender's Game

... many different causes and affect people differently. Being 'isolated' is one of the causes. Someone is being isolated due to stigma and discrimination. Not unlike in Ender's Game, the dystopian story by Orson Scott Card, where in this world, isolation is planned for someone who has a special ability (genius) but also is able ... The isolation of his peers caused the loss of his innocent childhood life, which hereinafter it changed the way he thinks and acts. This has begun since Ender was still having his monitor. The elders have been bullying him since he was at school and it was j...

  • Word Count: 1407
  • Approx Pages: 6
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3. Ender's Game

... journey talks about how one person seeks adventure in their life but many things happen in that journey. Just like in the novel by Orson Scott Card Ender's Game, Ender has one of the weirdest childhoods because of growing up as a third but the Earth gives him one of the greatest missions he will ever have. ... The heroes journey relies on three stages those three stages are departure, initiation, and the return. A few days after Ender beat up Stiltson, Ender was asked to go to battle school by Colonel Graff. When Colonel Graff first tells him this he says "My name is Graff ... room is [...

  • Word Count: 606
  • Approx Pages: 2
  • Grade Level: High School

4. A Way to Live Life - Ender's Game

... life as we please, we can do any job, and we have the opportunity to do that job any way we would like. In the book Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card, Ender's philosophy is that he gives 100 percent effort in all aspects of his life. He does not do things half way, but instead, he does what ... and hands; he flipped over, scooted under Bonzo, and this time when he kicked upward into Bonzo's crotch, he connected, hard and sure" (Scott Card 211). Ender knew that if he did not give his full effort into this fight, his battles with Bonzo would continue. While in his time at battle school ... ...

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5. Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card

... him to become commander of the International Fleet. He ends the war by annihilating the entire bugger species. Throughout the novel, it becomes clear that Ender is a very complex character; he is a genius, but extremely lonely. Ender is a very intelligent child. He is six years old at the beginning of the novel, yet he can talk, write, and think like an accomplished ... Quantum Physicist. Although he is still a child, it is clear from the novel that good things do come in small packages; his small size is merely a container for brilliance. Ender is a tremendous leader. He is aware of ex...

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6. Ender's Game

... . Petra Arkanian, the only female mentioned at Battleschool, is promoted just as were many of the guys, showing there had not been prejudice against sexes. On the other hand, upon Ender's arrival at Battleschool, Petra states, ""I"m a girl and you"re a puissant of a six-year-old. We have so much in common, why don't we be friends?""(79). Among the other children ... , he had been disrespected and underestimated for his abilities. Petra compares herself to him, claiming because she is a girl, she is also treated with disrespect. Ender's Game contains many epic aspects. The story tells abou...

  • Word Count: 618
  • Approx Pages: 2
  • Grade Level: High School

7. Ender's Game

... of him for having it, and being a third child (strictly forbidden in these times) makes matters worse. Being watched al the time takes it's toll on Ender, and when his monitor is finally taken away, many children come after him, because he is not monitored anymore by some all seeing eye. He is quickly ... , and he kicks the snot out of a boy named Stilson. Because of this, and the reason he does it, he is recruited into Battle School. After Ender is just starting to fit into his Launchie group, and gaining some respect, he is pushed up, and is placed into an army, way underage, and with ...

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  • Approx Pages: 2
  • Grade Level: High School

8. Evolution And Revelation Of Bean's Character In Ender's Shadow

In his book Ender's Shadow, Orson Scott Card uses a kind of evolutional narrative structure to present the main character Bean through his struggles of survival and development. His character is unfolded to the reader ... power of observing is the key factor to every intelligent decision he makes. Maybe it is his instincts for exploration but he always uses the information to outsmart anyone. When Ender Wiggin steps into the picture there is another turn in the story. Before meeting him everybody was comparing Bean with Wiggin probably because they were the same age when they ... ...

  • Word Count: 1670
  • Approx Pages: 7
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9. Enders game summary

... few chapters, Orson Scott Card subtly relates to us the power of the government in this unknown time. He starts the story when Andrew, also known as Ender, has a monitor removed from his neck at the age of six. The government is looking for children, that have certain qualities about them, and one ... to command school. At the end of the book, Card shows us the technological advances that are made in this future time. In command school, Ender is given squadron leaders to work with that are also all children. They each practice in separated simulators, and are not allowed to see each othe...

  • Word Count: 1119
  • Approx Pages: 4
  • Grade Level: High School

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