Ender's Shadow Essays

  • Ender's Shadow Essay Questions

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    Christian Martinez Professor Cross English 113A 1 December 2016 Enders Shadow Essay By Scott Card Challenges is what keeps everybody from moving forward. To beat the challenges, it must take courage to put up with them. In the book “Ender’s Shadow” by Scott Card, we see each character have a challenge. Some pass through these challenges, but others fall behind. Bean, the protaginist of the book, was fighting for his life by trying to get some food on the streets. Later in the story he goes to Battle

  • Ender's Shadow or Ender's Game

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    Ender's Shadow or Ender's Game Journal - Enders Shadow Entry 1 In this story there is an alien race called the buggers, they have attacked earth before and now the I.F. (International Fleet) is training the younger generation to be commanders of the next fleet. The main character in Enders Shadow is Bean. He lives on the streets of Rotterdam, in the allies and under steps. Like many other children living on the streets, it is very sparse to find food. Most survive by the leftovers they

  • Orson Scott Card's Life And Accomplishments

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    Card has 12 different series and they are The Ender saga, The Shadow saga, The Tales of Alvin Maker, The Homecoming Saga, The"Women of Genesis" series, The Pastwatch series, The Mithermages series, The Mayflower trilogy, The Worthing series, The Empire series, The Pathfinder series, and The Laddertop series. These are the Series, Sagas, and Trilogies only, Card has published 61 books, and his most famous works include PastWatch, Ender’s Game, Xenocide, and Seventh Son. Card also has written many

  • Commentary On Ender's Game By Orson Scott Card

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    In the book Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card the main character of the book Ender is a student in battle school. In battle school the students play a game. In this game the students are sectioned off in different armies full of 41 students. Each student wears an outfit called a flash suit. The flash suit has a gun attached to it. The gun shoots a light which when fired at a different flash suit the target wearing a flash suit gets frozen. Both teams have a door. The goal of the game is to use

  • 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

  • Unbroken Bond Of Love In Ender's Game By Orson Scott Card

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    Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card reveals the best example of the theme: an unbroken bond of love brings the strength and reason to succeed. There are many places which this theme could be related in the book, but the most relevant quote from the beginning of the book is when Alai shows his affection for Ender by saying the word, “Salaam”, which means peace. Ender has been assigned to his first army, Salamander Army, and Alai realized that he is his best friend, but is going to be gone for a while

  • Ender's Game Book Report

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    and “I don't want to fight.”Once Ender said this Bonzo lunged at him. After he did this Ender avoided the attack, and hit Bonzo knocking him down. When he was down, Ender kicked him in the groin and Bonzo laid motionless. After Bonzo was kicked, Ender’s friend Dink came in and rushed him out of the showers. The thing that fascinated me so much about Ender in this fight was the way that he used Bonzo's honor in order to fight him alone. Ender did not want to ever have to fight Bonzo again so he wanted

  • Ender's Game Quotes

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    sacrifice their own humanity to fulfill their needs, saying how good things do not come out of manipulating others. This is shown throughout the book when the humans battles the buggers and Ender is given command from the adults to do so. In the novel “Ender’s Game” the ends do not justify the means in terms of the treatment the kids in battle school received from the I.F, considering they lied and abused Ender to kill off an entire species, that the humans did not fully understand since understanding the

  • Ender's Game Theme Essay

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    The story Ender’s Game is about a boy named Ender who was chosen to leave earth to go to battle school to pass many test, and win many games commanding a team to become the commander of the last bugger war. Ender spends his whole life playing games and passing tests when he might not even know it. The main theme in Ender’s Game is about how Ender has a hard time realizing games from reality. In the book Ender’s Game, Ender was the one in class that was the best and smartest, when Ender turned six

  • Compare And Contrast Ender's Game

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    Ender’s Game Compare/Contrast Essay Taking over the world at 11 years old sounds pretty ridiculous doesn’t it? Not for a young intelligent boy named Ender Wiggins. Enders journey lead him to realize that all that he had trained for, and fought for, was not worth it. The story was all about Enders redemption because he had been used so much and manipulated into doing things that he didn’t want to do, things he would’ve handled differently. The book was far better than the movie, it was more descriptive

  • Ender's Game Heroism Essay

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    Ender`s Game, by Orson Scott Card, follows Ender Wiggins and how he grows into a hero. Ender shows heroism throughout his endeavours in Battle School, he faces many trials to deserve the title of ‘Hero’. Ender`s descent into darkness, although in most stories is seem as a bad thing, is prefaced by his reasoning behind why he chooses to, he shows traits of a hero. Thirdly, his arsenal of weapons, along with how he uses them truly sets his heroic nature in stone. All heroes must display many traits

  • Narrative Essay On Ender's Game

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    You can’t wait to get home and hang out with your siblings. So you start to get get ready to leave but there was one thing that was impromptu. The school bully comes at you and attacks you. This is what happened to Ender Wiggins in the beginning in Ender’s Game. It’s not a good feeling to be attacked physically and verbally. But something overcame Ender. Out of nowhere Ender feinted and rage which caused him to beat the bully. He somehow managed to injure him very badly. But he was still mad. He was

  • 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 Wiggen's Journey As A Christ Figure Essay

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    Ender Wiggen’s Journey as the Valiant Hero and as a Christ Figure In Orson Scott Card’s novel, “Ender’s Game”, you have a story about a young man who is called out to fulfill the needs of many. Ender has a respective set of skills that make him stand out among the others. One of them is that he has the knowledge and the compassion to understand the enemy. This wonderful skill that Ender has is the motivating force that drives him to complete his journey from the beginning to the end. On the other

  • Ender's Game Conflict Essay

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    After alien invaders nicknamed Buggers, by the people of Earth are successfully defended off by Earth’s mightiest heroes. It is when Orson Scott Card’s Ender’s Game takes place. The characters conflicts, and themes crafted in Card’s novel will deeply indulge the reader in this wonderful tale of great characters, conflicts everyone shares, and one lesson to be learned by all. Initially, in the beginning, Ender was a pushover. Before, Ender entered battle school he was harassed by his childhood bully

  • Ender's Game: Fighting The Bugger

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    This year we read a book called Ender's Game. Ender’s Game is about a boy named Ender, who is trying to help save his world from Buggers. Ender had to go through a series of test to become leader, which lead him to defeat the Buggers. Luckily, Ender is smart, and he never gives up, and he is a leader. With these skills that Ender has, he was able to conquer and defeat the Buggers, with the help of a few friends. In our world today we have people that can be like Ender and we have some who are the

  • How Small Details Influence a Victory in Orson Scott Card’s Ender’s Game

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    he got time off to talk to his sister valentine on Earth he told her about battle school. He was explaining the battles to her and said, “ Every time, I’ve won because I could understand the way my enemy thought” (Card 238). In Orson Scott Card’s Ender’s Game, the idea of seeing small details to change defeat into victory is evident when Ender figures out null gravity, understands how to manipulate others, and realizes who the real enemy is. One key to victory is knowing your battle environment. This

  • Ender's Game Book Summary

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    Ender’s Game is about a boy named Ender. He is a third child, after the government put a population limiting law allowing only two kids per family unless allowed by the government like Ender. He has been watched sine he was born, and has been selected to be the general of the army for the next war against the buggers, an alien life form that attacked earth seventy years earlier, but he doesn’t know it yet. Then he must fly up to a space station to learn how to lead the army at battle school. After

  • How Does Ender Wiggin Follows The Hero's Journey

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    (Attention Getter) . In Ender’s Game by Orson 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

  • Ender's Game Character Analysis

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    In Orson Scott Card’s novel Ender’s Game the main characters and many of the supporting characters go through challenges that break down their minds and physically drain them changing all of them for better or for worse. Some of them go through challenges that test their bodies and minds, but there is one individual that travels through hell and back again. Ender Wiggin the protagonist of the story is described at the beginning of the novel by General Levy as “‘ too malleable. Too willing to submerge