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causes, underlying factors manipulate and play a large role towards determining a culture. Psychologists and scholars share a deep curiosity about these factors in order to understand society and its conflict. In his book Ender’s Game, author Orson Scott Card highlights the complications of structural violence, inciting the reader to confront the consequences of hierarchy, discrimination, and stratification. Furthermore, in the article “Structural Violence,” authors Deborah DuNann Winter and Dana C.

Manipulation Today “Individual human beings are all tools, that the others use to help us all survive” (Card 35). This quote from the novel Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card foreshadows the manipulation and control that the characters experience throughout the story much like one does in real life. The novel is centered on a young, precocious boy named Ender Wiggin. Ender is chosen by the International Fleet to attend battle school where he trains for war against an alien race

Orson scott Card, uses foreshadow, comparison, and inner dialogue to convey a tone of suspense. In the book Ender's Game, the author Orson scott Card, uses foreshadow to convey a tone of suspense. After getting his monitor removed Ender is sent to class. When the bell rings ender is the last to leave the room. “The other kids were gone. They would be waiting though, the bad ones,..., They might even hit him now- no one could see them anymore, and so no one would come to Ender’s rescue,” (Card 6).

Title: Enders Game Author: Orson Scott Card Text Type: Extended Text The novel Enders Game by Orson Scott card is a story about a young boy called Ender living in a technologically advanced world. Earth was attacked by an ant like alien species nicknamed the Buggers before Ender was born and mankind only just beat them. After the first war the Earth then prepared a counter attack against the aliens. 50 years on Ender was born and sent to a battle school to be trained into a fleet commander, after

Did you ever wish you were considered the most important person in the world? In Orson Scott Card’s book Ender’s Game, Ender, a six year old boy, who is chosen to save the world. Ender has to overcome many obstacles to become this great leader. The obstacles include being small, weak, and a third. Ender eventually overcomes these obstacles, however as a result Ender becomes a ruthless killer. Ender’s computer game shows how he is unknowingly interacting with the buggers, while the novel itself “Ender's

The Three Most Influential People in Ender’s Life In the award-winning novel Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card there are many characters that influence Ender throughout his travels. Ender is influenced in one way or another by just about every person he comes into contact with. Most of these influences, however, are very subtle and do not make a direct or dramatic change in his life. There are three main people that Ender spends a lot of time with that influence him the most. The first character that

Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card is a novel that shows what would happen if the government had too much power and has a powerful angle on inequality and child labor. My novel has taught me a lot about inequality, as did my research. But I found out a lot about my main point; child labor. Child labor effects everyone without them even knowing. I’m sure you’ve unknowingly bought something that aids people who do these things to people. America is full of stores that have clothing made by children,

It is a known psychological fact that emotional pain is remembered more than physical suffering, and therefore has more effect on our behavior. This is held true for the song Diary of a Madman by Ozzy Osbourne and the book Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card. Similarities are present throughout both works of art, and the continuous battle of wits and insanity, fought ever so tactfully between both sides. "Manic depression befriends me." It's a lyric in the song that defines Ender's journey through

In Ender’s Game, by Orson Scott Card, Ender Wiggin is compassionate, which enables him to connect with people, understand others, and repay his debt to the buggers. Ender is very compassionate since he understands others, even his enemies, like when he gets into fights with other people. For example, when Ender defeats the Giant in the game by scratching his eyes out, he realizes that he is “doing it again…[He’s] hurting other people again, just to save [himself]” (Card 115). The quote shows that

needs to remember to fight the battles within himself. While Ender learned to fight his physical battles in the battle room, he was forced to learn how to fight the battles within his mind and in the unwelcoming environment of his loneliness. Orson Scott Card’s Ender’s Game shows that being isolated from one's peers can cause a person to seek solitude in the future. Ender was forced into isolation, from having the monitor to being singled out by Graff on the launch, Ender did not have it easy. After