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NO! Fact, quote, hypothetical situation, or story for attention getter -Ender Wiggin, a 12 year old boy saved all humanity from the dangerous creatures, buggers, through a game ,No other human was able to do what this 12 year old has done. Ender was six year old when separated from his family and taken away to battle school where the adults controlled his life.he was manipulated, lied to and was tricked into killing the enemy species, the buggers. He was hurting people but did not want to. He had a pretty messed up life but was considered the hero of the humanity a title he hated. According to me the book was better than the movie because it was more detailed. T

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The book had a lot more details that were left out in the movie. There was less of peter and valentine in the movie and I really think peter was an important character because he had a big impact on Ender’s actions. Ender’s timeline is changed drastically in the movie; therefore, we do not get to see him growing up, at different stages of his life.

The book and the movie had a lot similarities since movie was based on the book. The buggers were enemies in the movie and the book that was an important aspect The book and the movie had some differences as well. In the book the story takes place over a span of 6 years where in the book the story has been compressed. I really think it was a bad idea because we did not get to see Ender grow

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