Communication Styles in Orson Scott Card's Ender's Game

In books and in real life, people use social networks, or emotional connection with others to deliver their means in the world. In Orson Scott Card’s Ender’s Game Character’s must use every form of communication in their power to bestow the world of their visions. Peter and Valentine Wiggin use the internet for their communication to the world, while Ender Wiggin uses a more emotional connection to communicate his visions. In Orson Scott Card’s Ender’s Game three different characters use communication for their own gain.
Peter Wiggin is the first of the Wiggin children, and he is the most cunning. He has the unique ability to make people believe out of fear, instead of real passionate belief. Peter utilizes this ability through the nets, by

creating stir on debates sparked by Valentine. Although Valentine feels like she has control over what she can debate about, Peter is the real mastermind. Peter had made it difficult for Valentine to make a debate without consulting with him first. Peter also wasn’t as noticeable on the nets as Valentine. Then later in the book Valentine tells Ender that the Locke (Peter’s alias on the nets) Proposal was in effect. The only reason that happened was because Peter’s intelligent mature, and leader-like replies to Valentine’s debates. Peter’s replies had made enough stir that the government had noticed, and had appointed him president. Peter was always impatient to talk to anybody, but when he knew that his calculated replies to Val’s debates will give him a tighter and tighter grasp on the world he learned how to use it for his own gains.