Defeating The Enemy In Ender's Game By Orson Scott Card
Defeating the Enemy
Imagine having a teacher your own age. Imagine having to fight that teacher. Lastly, imagine living In a world where children rule. For example, knowing your enemies. Ender learned that one should learn about the enemy you’re fighting up against, and know their strategies to find way to defeat them, so he could be more prepared. Also, about not fighting alone. Ender also learned that he train the people in his toon, to strategize ways to defeat the buggers. Yes, in Orson Scott Card’s Book “Ender's Game”, Ender did learn from the “enemies” in many ways, that it took practice to defeat your enemy, and to have backup, and to know the enemy and closely watch for their strategies to help you defeat them.
Imagine having a teacher your own age. Imagine having to fight that teacher. Lastly, imagine living In a world where children rule. For example, knowing your enemies. Ender learned that one should learn about the enemy you’re fighting up against, and know their strategies to find way to defeat them, so he could be more prepared. Also, about not fighting alone. Ender also learned that he train the people in his toon, to strategize ways to defeat the buggers. Yes, in Orson Scott Card’s Book “Ender's Game”, Ender did learn from the “enemies” in many ways, that it took practice to defeat your enemy, and to have backup, and to know the enemy and closely watch for their strategies to help you defeat them.