What he did tell him was he would not be able to see his family until he older which was a sacrifice Ender needed do to help armies. In Battle…
He was provoked in every situation, but feels endless remorse for all of his actions. Ender is by no means responsible for what happened, and is completely innocent and…
Although Graff cares deeply about Ender and wishes he could protect him from the harm and stress that lies before him, he recognizes that Ender might be his only hope to defend Earth from the buggers. Ultimately, Graff decides to sacrifice this one child’s happiness by putting him through the extremely rigorous and damaging training process. While he struggles with great discomfort over harming Ender, Graff’s actions are heroic because Ender becomes a strong leader and strategist who succeeds in defeating the buggers for good, which Graff believes will protect all of mankind. From the beginning, Graff makes it clear that he will prioritize his duty to protect and serve over both his and Ender’s feelings of comfort and happiness.…
It is clear that Ender’s whole life is being lived under the manipulation of those around him. However, he shows promise for rejecting that manipulation. As he out smarts the unbeatable games and manages to send secret messages within the first few weeks of being there. Lets see if throughout the story he continues to defy the influences of the superiors and people around…
Ender followed the simple Hero Cycle, flying to his new world, Battle School, through space to begin his long journey as a soon-to-be savior beginning at six years old.…
That’s only to examples of how pride becomes before the fall and I’m sure there’s more examples in the movie but that’s what stands out to me the most in this movie. Ender had some tough times in battle school but he was a good person that ended up having a big hart and ended up not being able to kill a whole galaxy.…
He realizes that all of this killing is just because the misconstruction. They cannot communicate to each other. At last, Ender manages to find a new home, where they can live in…
At first Graff set him up for failure, he purposely wanted for the other boys to despise Ender. That led to jealousy, and kids picking on him as he “cried out softly with the pain” (Card 60). Ever since the beginning of the novel, Ender wanted to finish Battle School as soon as possible just for the benefit of others. His past life may have caused him pain, but now he still has so much to learn. As soon as Ender made the final move, the strangers that were surrounding him started to cheer.…
The cruel training on Eros illustrates the importance of Ender's ability to fight at the risk of everyone he's ever loved…
Ender’s mother was shocked that an officer was proud of the decision Ender made that got him invited to the battle school because Graff was basically promoting violence to Ender, saying it is ok to use which made the novel disturbing. Also, the violence while in battle school made the children being in the characters more disturbing because of the actions they took. Ender and Bonzo were fighting in the bathroom because Bonzo wanted to kill him, “Ender whirled in time to see Bonzo stagger backward, his nose bleeding, gasping from surprise and pain”(211). The quote shows how Ender was defending himself from Bonzo, who wanted to kill him. The character should not have been a child and shown that violence was the problem solver.…
Since Ender is intelligent, he can think of other ways to win besides fighting. Ender’s intelligence, communication skills, and ingenuity are what make him a good…
Furthermore, Ender shows he is useful because he demonstrates the capability by playing several roles such as planning, plotting, and thinking everything through twice. " He had made it. He ought to explore. He ought to climb down from the Giant's face and see what he had finally achieved. Instead he signed off, put his desk in his locker, stripped off his clothes and pulled his blanked over him.…
But what I love most about this book is how it showed that kids are capable of making big decisions like adults. “"Ender's Game"” relates to everyday life because we all fight internal and external battles. One example of this is when Ender has to leave his sister to go to battle school. I would say that this is an internal battle because he loves his sister so much that it is hard to leave her. This relates to life because you might have to leave schools or move and have to leave your friends behind.…
The entire concept of the battle school is adult manipulation of young children. From the start, as soon as Ender boarded the ship headed towards outer space, the situations he was put in were rigged. His entire training was rigged; the situation was manipulated along with Ender. This is one of the most notorious ways the school brought out the side of Ender they liked, they set the situation and the people in the situations against him. They always tried to push Ender’s limits by assuring the odds against him.…
Ender however is different because he gets chosen to go to battle school where he finds out about the battle game in which he has to train with an army. He got really good at the game and got his own army to train himself…