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After Ender’s important battle, they tell him that all of it was real and that he had actually defeated the buggers. Ender thinks to himself, “Real. Not a game. Ender’s mind was too tired to cope with it all. They weren’t just points of light in the air, they were real ships that he had fought with and real ships he had destroyed. And a real world that he had blasted into oblivion. He walked through the crowd, dodging their congratulations, ignoring their hands, their words, their rejoicing” (Card 297). When Ender realizes that they have been lying to him and using him as a weapon, he becomes angry. Ender yells at Graff and Mazer, “‘ I didn’t want to kill them all. I didn’t want to kill anybody! I’m not a killer! You didn’t want me, you bastards, you wanted Peter, but you made me do it, you tricked me into it!’” (Card 297). If Ender would have known that he would have killed people and creatures, he would not have gone to battle school in the first place. Death is very hard on Ender and he does not know how he can live with such a burden. Ender’s change in character is due to him being a victim of

The book begins with Ender wanting to prove himself and reach his full potential. To accomplish this Ender breaks the rules at times. In the book, Ender is facing a problem as the quote states, “And instead of pushing his face into one of the liquids, he kicked one over, then the other, and dodged the Giant’s huge hands as the Giant shouted, ‘Cheater, cheater!’ He jumped at the Giant’s face . . . and began to dig in the Giant’s eye. . . . As the Giant screamed, Ender’s figure burrowed into the eye, climbed right in, burrowed in and in. The Giant fell over backward” (64). This quote describes how

“Hey third, we’re talkin to you, Third, hey bugger lover, we’re talkin to you.” (Card. 6). In the beginning Stilson (a bully) comes up to Ender with a group of guys. They surround him and start to bully him. At first Ender takes it, then Stilson swings at him, and we see Ender break out of his shell. Ender not only beats him, but we find out he killed him. This is where we see Ender realize what he is capable of. After the fight, we see Ender go back to his quiet self. “Again a blow to the head. Go away Ender thought.I didn’t do anything to you.” (Card. 32). Another group of boys start

In the novel of Ender’s Game, Orson Scott Card defines the role of control as interacting with “enemies”. Ender demonstrated his strength upon his enemies enough to prevent future battles with them. In the beginning of the novel, Stilson and his gang waited until Ender was alone after class. A fight was expected. During their fight, Ender uses special combat tactics to release his armageddon on him. With the show of his strength, he prevents Stilson' Penis from prevailing future battles. During the development of Ender’s strategy, he thinks to himself,” I have to win this now, and for all time, or I’ll fight it everyday and it will get worse and worse” (Card 37). Ender fears if he does not show Stilson his strength, then Stilson will continuously

Ender has been through many ups and downs and in this story; Ender descends into darkness mostly figuratively. For example, when Ender defeated the Formics without even knowing, he had a meltdown. “Ender grabbed Mazer’s uniform and hung onto it, pulling him down so they were face to face. ‘I didn’t want to kill them all. I didn’t want to kill anybody! I’m not a killer! You didn’t want me, you bastards, you wanted Peter, but you made me do it, you tricked me into it!’ He was crying. He was out of control” (298). This exemplifies how much this situation had constrained Ender, making it the hardest and most downfall moment of his life. In the quote it also mentioned Peter, the person he despises the most. Ender does not like the fact that the I.F.

Ender has endured a great deal of isolation to be shaped into an elite soldier but it has unfortunately overwhelmed him with despair and loneliness. Struggling

As a direct result of these rough games and threats, Ender developed a ruthless, battle- minded. He displayed this trait at the fight after school with Stilson while he was still on Earth and the fight in the locker room with Bonzo at the battle school. Both of which ended in the death of Ender’s overconfident opponents. In his own defense Ender said, “Knocking [Stilson] down only won the first fight. I wanted to win all the next ones, too.

What really caused Ender to really think about; the account of people that he can really risk losing people, horse power, and the opponent's strategies and weakness.With the weakness and strategies this can cause the Ender to find the solution. An example in the book , is when Enders tram had to face 2 teams at once. They thought that this wasn't fair but they still managed to win

He was trained by this individual, Mazer, running him through different courses so Ender would get the general understanding of what buggers are really like. He learned that they are like overgrown insects that were charged by their queen, similar to bees. Ender continued to excel and win all of his simulated battles, only to later find out that they were real battles and that his teachers led him to believe they were a game, so that way he wouldn't think of all the lives being killed.

This almost does look like Ender is at fault here, but Ender was getting ganged up on and he had to stand his ground. Ender knew if e didn't really hurt the Stilson boy and make a point they would continue vigorously verbally and physically attacking him. Ender Wiggin, a standout throughout his schooling years and throughout his battle school, has to make tough choices whether they are good or bad, still, Ender is very much a representative of everything good. He is filled with sorrow for any destruction he causes and wishes no ill to any other creature, but still, he is forced to harm others and the buggers for the satisfaction of the adults. He is good because he is kind, but he is also good because he makes the sacrifices that he has to make.

Another thing about Ender is he’s a commander of his own army after he was professionally trained. Ender was also sent to Eros which is a place Ender absolutely hated, when he arrived there he also met Mazer Rackham who was also known as Ender’s rival. Ender also gets bullied by his older brother Peter, Bonzo, Stilson, and Mick. Ender even had to fight during the bugger war with his army.

During training, Ender thought he was just playing a game with people in battle. Turns out, it was all real.

Ender is different from all others of his species in that he is pretty much the genius of the human race. The main trait that differentiates his genius from others is his innate ability for compassion. In contrast, the commanders of the human species in charge of protecting the human race from the alien buggers have a much shallower genius (Card 252-253). While they are brilliant in terms of military strategy they only view the buggers as a systemic threat to human life. As Graff, a higher order commander states, “When it comes down to it, the real decision is inevitable: If one of us has to be destroyed, let’s make damn sure we’re the ones alive in the end” (Card 253).

He was the most capable human being in determining humanity’s fate; therefore, if Ender couldn’t defeat the buggers, then no one else could. That is to say, Ender was remarkably intellectual and gifted. Furthermore, he was able to derive both Peter’s ruthlessness and Valentine’s compassion. The two characteristics established a spirit perfect for a military commander. With humans conceiving the bugger threat, it was mandatory for Ender to do his duty, because not everyone else was as brilliant and ingenious as him.

The society surrounding Ender was hostile and volatile. This is shown in the very beginning of the book when Ender is playing with