The name is different, the strategies they use are different, the people in the army are different, toon leaders and commanders are different, and much more is different between Salamander and Rats army.
Yes, the fantasy game recognized that he has beaten the giant and that is why he moves past the giant in the game.
Ender from the book Ender's Game, is very different from other boys.
He is outstandingly smart, very mature, passionate, and is always one step ahead of other kids.
If you like Ender's game, I would recommend reading the series, they are a work of art!
They're in space, and main characters are battling inner demons, and struggling to want to defeat an enemy that they love.
The main conflict in tge begining of Enders game is his relationship with the other kids in battle school. He ends up gaining the respect and [SPOILER] kills the one who is terrorizing him. The real main problem of Ender beating the formics is resolved in the end when Ender uses Dr. Device ( The Little Doctor, the MD device, or it can even be called by Mechanical Disruption Device) to blow up the formic home world and destroy the whole species
Colonel Graff and Anderson
probably the final game which is the destruction of the bugger's home world. Since after that it's all "falling action" where ender tries to get his life straight
He shows those things with his approaches to problems. Instead of playing the battle game the same way everyone else does, for instance, he thinks of a new way to do it, and whenever the other people catch up with him and start doing the things his way, he switches it up and tries something new.
Specific examples:
--instead of orienting himself to the door that he came in, he oriented himself (because gravity wasn't an issue) differently towards the goal of the game.
--using frozen teammates as shields
--winning the game by exiting the room and not actually playing
for ender the traits will be genious, smart, real name Andrew, young
hope that's help...
"Enders Game" message is that in any war, there are two sides to the conflict. There are no guarantees that the motivations of a government are pure or evil, or if they really have the best interests of their citizens in mind. At the end of the novel, the main character, a military protege, feels the full impact of what he has done and must somehow find a way to forgive or excuse his actions.
He made friends with Bernards best friend Ali and then got Ali to help him make friends with Bernard.
That is a question that has held great importance in the book. Who is Ender's true friends? It's hard to say, one way of looking at it, he has no friends. The other children look up to him, follow his example. But who does Ender look up to and count on? Also you could say the teachers are the enemies, for they manipulate him. Later on it seems that Humanity is Ender's enemy. But that is only after the writing of the 'Hive Queen'. It is clear that Bean, Petra, Hot Soup, and Crazy Tom are close to Ender, but does that mean that they are his friends? I hope that my questions have given you the answer you were looking for.
their relationship changed after the battle room because they work together learning how to use the gun and fezzes everyone accept Bernard , Shen and himself ender and Alai .
There are three versions of the order of the series. The first one, by timeline:
Ender's Game
Ender's Shadow
A War of Gifts
Shadow of the Hegemon
Shadow Puppets
Shadow of the Giant
Ender in Exile
Speaker for the Dead
Xenocide
Children of the Mind
The second one, by release date (our library uses this one):
Ender's Game
Speaker for the Dead
Xenocide
Children of the Mind
Ender's Shadow
Shadow of the Hegemon
Shadow Puppets
Shadow of the Giant
A War of Gifts
Ender in Exile
The third one, as it appears on the list of "other books by Orson Scott Card" (I prefer to use this one):
Ender's Game
Ender's Shadow
Shadow of the Hegemon
Shadow Puppets
Shadow of the Giant
Speaker for the Dead
Xenocide
Children of the Mind
A War of Gifts
Ender in Exile
There are probably going to be more books, like the one being planned right now called Shadows in Flight, and there is also a book called The Authorized Ender Companion, but it is by a different author and is basically just side things, like an encyclopaedia of Ender subjects and movie news as of its publication date. Don't blame me if this answer goes out of date by the time you read it, because I'm not clairvoyant, I like to Google things about Ender. You should try it some time.
In the shuttle, Ender gets praised by Major Anderson, at that point the other launchies don't like him. One launchy known as Bernard flicks Ender several times in the head, so Ender breaks his arm. An officer stops by Enders home the next morning and offers him an opportunity to go to battle school (which is in space.) the reason why Ender went to battle school is because he felt like he didnt have a place on earth to fit in.
the advice mick gives ender is "to make friends. be a leader. kiss butts if you got to."
the whole conversation is on pages 42 & 43.
The universal truth in Ender's Game is that being the best at something doesn't automatically mean a person is going to be happy or feel fulfilled. Ender's Game was written by Orson Scott Card and published in 1985.
She was left alone with Peter and had to learn how to cope with that. She did it by blackmailing him in some cases and going along with his schemes in other areas. She develops her brilliance as well, and learns a lot from Peter. Eventually, when Ender has beaten the Formics, she joins him to begin to travel together. In a later book, she marries and has children.
Well three main characters are Ender (obviously) and his siblings, Peter and Val.
As for a fourth main character, it's my opinion that it's up for discussion. I'd probably say Bean myself. But while Bean is a large part of the latter half of Battle School, Alai is a pretty large part of the first half - so you could say Alai. And as a third possibility, you could say Col. Graff - he has a sort of overarching presence throughout the book.