Ender Wiggin Essays

  • How Does Ender Wiggin Follows The Hero's Journey

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    Scott Card, Ender Wiggin is the protagonist that is destined to end The Bugger War. Being a third child, something completely unheard of, Ender was known as different to everyone for two main reasons.. The Government gave special permission to his parents to have him, a contrast to the mandated two children maximum and the fact he had his monitor on longer than most. If one were to look thoroughly through the book, you would find that Ender Wiggin follows The Hero's Journey. Notably, Ender fits into

  • Ender Wiggin Character Analysis

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    Influential People to Ender Ender Wiggin, a six year old that preserved and fought to become the best commander in the I.F. The influential people in this six year olds life, in the award winning novel Enders Game by Orson Scott Card, moulder ender into the commander of the fleet by impacting his life dramatically. He is influenced by many people he gets into contact with but only a handful of them really makes a direct change in his life. As the plot of the novel progresses, Ender Wigging develops from

  • Ender's Game Theme Essay

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    The main characters are Andrew “Ender” Wiggin, his brother Peter and sister Valentine. Peter is murderous boy, bullying Ender and telling him and Valentine that he will kill them. [9] Valentine is the exact opposite of Peter, being kind and protective, watching over Ender. [8] Ender is told to be a mix of the two of them. All three are very smart and intuitive, the book calling them geniuses, and children of geniuses. Bean and Petra are two students at Battle School who become Ender’s friends and

  • Enders Game Essay

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    other options thus forming violence as a priority. In Ender’s Game by Orson Scott, Ender Wiggins, a boy who is known as a different child since he was a third, was put through various scenarios where he is impacted by the lack of options in order to face everyday problems. Therefore, Ender realizes that the obstacles he faces pushes him to express his emotions in a violent form due to the lack of options. As Ender faces various obstacles that affect his mental state, he portrays how his use of violent

  • Character Development In Ender's Game

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    Ender’s Game: Valentine’s Character Development Compassionate, empathetic, and witty. It was obvious from the moment Valentine Wiggin first appeared in Ender’s Game that she possessed these traits. These three traits, as well as her ability to be protective, are showcased very early on in the story. By the end of the book, Valentine has become a powerful, mature, and fearless young woman. Valentine’s compassionate and empathetic nature was the gateway to her rise to power. Her ability to empathise

  • Pros and Cons of Being Labeled a Gifted Child

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    Pros and Cons of Being Labeled a Gifted Child Gifted is defined as "children who give evidence of high performance capability in areas such as intellectual, artistic, creative, leadership capacity, or specific academic fields, and who require services or activities not ordinarily provided by the school in order to fully develop such capabilities. There is a biological difference between gifted kids. They have an increased cell production that will increase synaptic activity. This is what causes

  • Commentary of Orson Scott Card´s Novel: Ender's Game

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    “Ender’s Game”, by Orson Scott Card, is a military science fiction novel that narrates the story of a boy named Andrew “Ender” Wiggin and his predetermined life to save humanity. Set in the future, humans are at war with an alien insect race dubbed the “buggers.” The buggers have already invaded Earth two times previously and did not succeed because of Mazer Rackham, the general that won the second invasion. Expecting a third invasion of the buggers, the International Fleet (I.F.) has trained child

  • Loneliness In Ender's Game

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    year old boy named Ender Wiggin. Ender Wiggin was offered to go to Battle School, where he can go through training to defeat the buggers, an alien species, and was motivated by thinking that he needs to save his beloved sister Valentine so he accepted it. Over at Battle School, Ender showed his ability to visualize gravitational effects, how to maneuver in null gravity inside the battle room, and managed to get farther in a mind game than anyone else. The whole entire time Ender was isolated on purpose

  • Compare And Contrast Ender's Game And Enders Game

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    also love him.” A. E. Wiggin. This is the question at the heart of the novel by Orson Scott Card, Ender’s Game. The author of this quote is a young boy named Andrew Wiggins, who goes by the nickname Ender. Ender is genius and also, to his shame, a third child or a third, meaning his parents had to seek permission to have him since two children are standard. Ender wears a unique monitor so his thoughts can be monitored by the international military. They see potential in Ender and send Colonel Graff

  • Enders Shadow Essay

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    Enders Shadow Enders Shadow is a parallel novel to the hit book Enders Game. Bean, the main character, is a homeless child living in the hectic streets of Rotterdam in about 2170 after escaping as a child from an illegal laboratory. The human race is at War with the "Buggers," an alien race. As the army needed more generals, they would start to train kids. Bean was recruited to go to the army school to become a general. While at school, Bean would go through a lot of crazy and shocking things that

  • Ender's Game Response

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    fiction and mainly narrates a story of how a teenage by the name of Ender leads soldiers to fight against buggers’ invasion. In the original book, as a powerful race, human are merciless to the buggers and wiped out of them thoroughly. However, in my story, Ender lost the final battle and become the last human. It overturns the original plot in the novel and the irony is that ultimately Ender attacks buggers although they treat Ender well. To reveal Ender’s psychology and emotion, I use first-person

  • Ender's Game Book Review Essay

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    the story of Andrew “Ender” Wiggin, an intelligent six-year-old boy who first gets recruited into Battle School to learn how to fight Earth’s extraterrestrial enemy, the “Buggers”. The world believes Ender is the last chance to win the Bugger Wars. Reading Ender’s Game was an extremely positive experience for me. This book has such a rich and interesting plot line. No matter where you are in the story, there is never even a second of boredom. Whether you're reading about Ender in school, Peter and

  • Essay on Ender

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    Aliens! Buggers, forcing people to fall into a truce..The government, allowing kids to be born, just to find one that could help them end the alien threat. They succeeded. Andrew (Ender) Wiggin defeated this external threat. This probably seems like a really heroic thing for a child to do. However, to what extent should Ender be considered a hero? This question can only be answered after taking these three, important facts into consideration. He was capable of things no one else could’ve done, but he

  • Symbolism In Ender's Game

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    lives in a world that is constantly under attack from extraterrestrials called the Buggers. In the beginning, Ender is just a young boy constantly controlled and watched by the government (The IF). In the middle, he is taken to battle school and there the people realize that he is the best person for the job and will lead the human race to victory over the Buggers. Lastly, the IF puts Ender and his group together to beat the buggers in a final war. The book “Ender’s Game” written by Orson Scott Card

  • Ender's Game Prosecution

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    years, she was relentlessly beaten, made to work under poor circumstances, and abused. Her life was horrible as she was used to work for other people’s advantages and pleasures. Have you been used for other people’s advantages? In the book, “Enders Game”, Ender is forced to leave his home, his family, and everything that he ever knew for a place that was unknown, untraveled, and unfamiliar just like the girl. Because he was small and young and didn’t know better, he was forced to fight the buggers

  • Enders Game Analysis

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    were going to evade off the page and forever be out of sight. Not only did the book show depth to me with the characters, it also allowed them to grow with the book and evolve in which only strengthen the realism of the characters. In the beginning Ender was not as confident inward as he was outward. Constantly doubting his judgement and abilities never wanting to get the wrong answer. In the book towards end his confidence had grown and not only had it in himself but also expressed it more when he

  • Analysis Of Ender's Game

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    Ender’s Game written by Orson Scott Card introduces Andrew Wiggin best known as Ender Wiggin an innocent child created for selfish reasons. Ender didn’t belong in the society around him, because he wasn’t like his fellow peers and perhaps because he needed to be isolated to fulfill the needs of selfish people and for selfish purposes. Whose hands Ender ended up falling into when he was recruited to go to the Battle School. Ender played games throughout his life at the Battle School, he what he didn’t

  • Ender's Game Moral Dilemma Essay

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    In Ender’s Game, there is a boy named Ender Wiggin that is a genius. The International Fleet wants to send Ender to battle school to train him to fight against the buggers, an alien species that will invade Earth. Ender defeats the buggers but was tricked into doing so. Ender deeply regretted killing all of the buggers as they were too living things. Then Ender finds a bugger queen egg and waits a long time to put it down and reviving the buggers with it. Along the way to the bugger war and even

  • Aliens in Enders Game by Orson Scott Card

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    “Children chosen over trained adults...to fight war…alien species: The Formics” -WSJ In Enders Game by Orson Scott Card, earth has gone through two fierce wars with an alien species called the Formics, or more commonly known as the Buggers. The first invasion, the Bugger’s were exploring life outside of their solar system. The second invasion the Bugger’s wanted to colonize earth. After the first Bugger invasion, the countries of the world decided to come together and create a single government.

  • Ender And Ender Compare And Contrast

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    https://www.123helpme.com/view.asp?id=64226 May 8th, 2014 Comparison/Contrast Essay Ender and Peter In the Novel Ender’s Game written by Orson Scott Card, there is one boy who is born to save the world. His name is Ender Wiggin, he was born a third in the world where only two children are allowed per family. Ender’s older brother and sister, Peter and Valentine, where not what the government needed to save the world, so Ender was born hoping that he might be right in the middle of his siblings extremes