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The book I will talk about is Enders Game and the author is Orson Scott Card, and the book is about Buggers attacking the earth twice and almost destroyed the earth and the human species. So a boy name Ender Wiggin joins the military and starts training and he wins all of the games and defeats the bugger’s species. Ender and Peter are both very similar in a negative way. Ender and Peter are both very dangerous. Secondly, Ender and Peter are both evil. Lastly, Ender and Peter are followers not leaders.

The first reason why Peter and Ender are very dangerous because Peter has almost killed Ender by knelling his knee was pressing on Enders belly and said “I could kill you like this’ Peter whispered. 'Just press and press until you're dead.” Then Peter almost killed him but didn’t. Secondly, Ender is so dangerous he killed Bonzo. Ender was taking a shower and when he was done Ender tried
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The first reason how Ender followed Peter is when Peter beat up Bonzo He followed Peter and he beat up Bonzo then Ender stated to notice his mistakes and Ender was very mad at himself because Ender didn’t mean to kill Bonzo. The second reason why Ender has followed Peters footsteps that he became evil like his brother Peter but in different ways because ender wants to take over the world and Ender and his army defeats the Bugger species so again he learns his mistakes and regrets what he did. The last reason why Ender has followed Peters is Ender has gone though lots of problems, war, and fights like his brother. But the differences between Ender and Peter are Ender learns his mistakes he doesn’t repeat it again. Like in the last chapter, when his military defeated the Buggers, then he goes back to the Queen and tries to speak with her. But Peter doesn’t care about anyone lese he is very selfish and cruel because wants to take over the world and wants to kill Valentine and

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