Ender's Game Character Analysis

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Throughout my life, there have been many figures and characters that have changed me by altering my perspective. One of these characters is Ender Wiggin from Ender’s Game, by Orson Scott Card. Ender is a very complex character with many admirable characteristics. Ender has influenced my life, leading me to be more proactive, persistent, and empathetic. After reading Ender’s Game, I have sought to be more proactive. Before reading the book, I would let things happen instead of actively making choices that affected me positively. In Ender’s Game, Ender would make decisions to get him ahead of his competition or outmaneuver his enemy. I admire this because it is important to have an active role in your own life. To feel as though you are in control

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