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    Symbolism In Ender's Game

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    The Ender of the Games A symbol is a thing that represents or stands for something else‚ especially a material object representing something abstract (Dictionary.com). Symbolism in literature is commonly used as a means by the author to change or deepen the meaning of the text. This forces the readers to think and make connections that lead to the creation of a new meaning to the story. As any novel that has been the holder of numerous awards‚ Ender’s Game‚ by Orson Scott Card‚ is loaded with various

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    Narrative voice and point of view: -Third Person Omniscient and switching to first person narrations. There are times when the narrator is in fact Andrew Wiggin describing his own emotions and thoughts‚ however there is an omniscient perspective taken place of Andrew and other characters dialogues and actions. The use of third person omniscient is used to explain more information which is not directly seen or heard by the characters. This type of perspective gives a bit of a feeling of suspense

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    life-changing decision that Ender Wiggins makes is going from Earth to space. Ender’s Game is about a six-year-old named Ender who has one sibling that cares about him‚ but the other sibling doesn’t care about him at all and wants to try to kill Ender. Ender is sent to Battle School in space. While he is in space‚ he is dealing with his enemies‚ the Buggers. The book‚ Ender’s Game‚ is better than the movie. Ender’s Game is a very interesting story. For example‚ Ender is picked up by Colonel Graff’s

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    Ender's Game Book Report

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    was written by Orson Scott Card. This novel is about a brilliant military strategist‚ Ender Wiggin‚ whose story takes place in the future where there is a constant threat of an invasion from aliens who have been given the slanderous nickname‚ Bugger. Ender’s childhood is not an easy one considering he gets teased at school for being a “third” only to come home to an abusive brother who is always harassing Ender and his sister Valentine and he has the weight of the world on his shoulders because they

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    Ender's Game Analysis

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    named for the main character‚ Ender. Card tells us that Ender must prove his worthiness by fighting. Ender must save the world‚ this is his game. More sentences here… Card uses the hero‚ Ender‚ to prove that certain kids are prodigies‚ and by alienating them‚ will give them their best potential. They need to have zero ties to do their best. The society Ender is in values is to have the best of the best. And they will go to the greatest lengths to have or

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    preparing for future warfare‚ Orson Scott Card was busy predicting the future of warfare in his award winning novel Ender’s Game. In this novel‚ a young boy of the name Ender Wiggins is to attend a special battle school where he will be trained to save his planet from the horrid buggers‚ their enemy of the past 100 years. Though Ender knows what he is in training for‚ he does not know the importance nor how fully involved he is in Operation Terminate the Buggers. Though Orson Scott Card thought his

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    Valentine is the middle Wiggin sibling – two years younger than Peter‚ two older than Ender – and the only girl. She is kind and empathetic‚ and represents the super-ego in this metaphor. The super-ego is essentially the hub of morality. It begins to develop at a young age and is shaped by parents and similar authority figures‚ things that children view as “higher natures.” “When we were little children we knew these higher natures‚ we admired them and feared them; and later we took them into ourselves”

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    couldn’t deal with that never the less a child. Well‚ that’s Ender in Enders Game by Orson Scott Card. “’Ender‚ we want you help you be as happy as possible‚ but if you—‘ ‘you want to make me the best solider possible. Go down and look at the standings. Look at the all-time standings. So far you’re doing an excellent job with me. Congratulations. Now when are you going to put me up against a good army?’” (191‚ Card). Enders Game is about a boy‚ Ender‚ who goes to “Battle School” and is told that he can save

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    Ender's Game Analysis

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    Abbad Akhtar Mrs.Burton ENG1D0-B December‚ 12‚ 2015 Enders Game essay A teacher is someone who teaches another person a skill or gives them knowledge. In the real world we are surrounded by them. In society teachers are crucial for success weather its personal success or career success. Teachers are needed. In Enders case he has multiple teachers who teach him how to succeed in battle school. In Orson Scott Card’s Enders Game Enders success as a leader is only possible because of the strong teacher

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    the Giant’s Drink In Orson Scott Card’s Ender’s Game‚ the “mind game” is a constantly changing computer game made for the students and is used by the commanders of the battle school as a tool to monitor and analyze how the students are feeling. Ender Wiggin becomes increasingly obsessed with the game‚ specifically after he becomes stuck at the “Giant’s Drink”. At this point‚ the game seems to hit a dead end‚ with none of the options for the player to take being the right one and all of them ending

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