Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card is a science fiction novel about a young intellectual genius. Ender's Game is set in the future when a war brakes out between the humans and an alien race known on earth as buggers. All of humanity has united to fight for their freedom and right to exist in the universe. Intelligent children around the globe are being taken from their homes and training in the battle arts. The novel follows the archetypal hero, Ender Wiggin, as he evolves from an initiate, copes through his early separations, and finally goes through transformations to accomplish his quest. .
In the beginning of Card's novel, a great separation is set upon the shoulders of an initiate archetypal hero. Ender Wiggin is only six years of age when he his taken from his home and family and brought to a battle school in space. His military training is supposed to prepare him to be the equivalent of Mazer Rackham. He is the skillful commander who led the human army to victory against early attacks of the buggers. Colonel Hyrum Graff, the school's principal, came to Ender's house and manipulated, but did not force, him to come join and stay in the army until his eighteenth year, at which point he could return to Earth for a visit. Ender, feeling obligated, accepted Graff's proposal and was immediately taken from his life and family to go to school.
Over the course of a few years, young Ender Wiggin is put through a series of vigorous training sessions and challenges. Graff creates an environment in which Ender is isolated from his peers in order to create tougher situations to test his intelligence, willpower, and leadership ability. He is exposed to a variety of extraneous battles over short time spans, and is pushed to his full potential as both a soldier and commander, but Ender never gave in to the strenuous and demanding tasks set in front of him. His success had established his extremely high skill level to his teachers and fellow students, despite his youthful age.
Orson Scott Card weaves an intricate tale of a boy who is born to save the Earth in the novel, Ender's Game. ... Both Peter and Ender kill throughout the novel. ... He thought he was simply playing a simulator, or a game. So in Ender's mind, he was no hero. The two brothers in Ender's Game who seem to be so similar are shown to in fact be very different. ...
Analytical Essay Orson Scott Card tells an intriguing anecdote about a boy who saves humanity from buggers in Ender's Game. ... At age six, Ender is taken to Battleschool where adults control him. ... Ender's Game contains many epic aspects. ... Near the end, Ender even communicates with a bugger, which no human has done before. Although Ender's Game is not a tragedy, it still includes some aspects of a tragedy. ...
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. ... While in his time at battle school, Ender plays a video game which is very popular with all the students. But unlike other students, Ender is very good at this difficult game. ... Ender did not look at this game as just any other video game; instead he looked at this for practice in real life situations. He ends up putting so much time and effort into this game that there is nothing left for Ender to beat. ...
Enders GAME Ender . ... Enders life is almost devoted to the games. ... 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. ...
The first chapter of Ender's Game begins with a conversation between two unnamed people, discussing a boy and his two siblings. ... When Ender returns to class he is teased by a boy named Stilson, but Ender just seems bored by school. ... Peter decides that he and Ender should play buggers and astronauts, a common children's game. However, Peter actually hurts Ender during the game, as he has in the past, treating his brother like a hated enemy. ... After Ender's parents talk to the man for a moment they call Ender into the parlor. ...
Ender was bred to Destroy, the government allowed him to be born, which was a disgrace, because he was a third. ... Later, after only being in his new army and training for a year and a bit, he is given his own army, with mostly Launchies, no veterans, and they are all younger than Ender. ... All in all, Ender lasts longer than anyone could expect, most people would be to burned out to do the right thing. He is misled by his commanders, and is told he is playing a game, when he is really facing the enemy in real combat situations light years away. ... Vidi vedi vici, Ender does just that, ...
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. ... A few days after Ender beat up Stiltson, Ender was asked to go to battle school by Colonel Graff. ... Unfortunately Ender ended up killing Bonzo unknowingly. ... One day when Ender was in the tower Ender wraps the queen's cocoon in his jacket and carried her from the tower. ... "The answer," said Ender. ...
ENDER'S GAME Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card was an excellent book. It starts from Ender's point of view then shifts quickly to 3rd person. ... Ender's Game uses exobiology, physics, medicine, physiology, and chemistry. ... It is again used when Ender himself encounters an unhatched bugger queen and meets them on a more personal basis. ... Ender was pushed over the edge several times and the earth could have been lost as a result. ...
In the book Ender's game, by Orson Scott Card, we are told the story of a boy named Andrew Wiggins. ... With the removal of the monitor, Ender was no longer protected. ... Ender passed these tests, and was chosen. The government came that night to take Ender to battle school, but they needed Ender to go willingly. ... Ender is upset that he is responsible for the death of the buggers. ...
