Ender takes his sister Valentine with him to scout bugger colonies at the end of "Ender's Game."
Yes, in a way. The buggers unknowingly help Ender realize the truth about the simulations he thought were just games. This realization influences his decisions and ultimately leads to the end of the bugger war.
Ender was isolated due to the manipulation of adults who wanted to create a military genius to save humanity from extinction. He was chosen for his exceptional intelligence and strategic thinking, but isolating him emotionally was part of the plan to shape him into a formidable leader capable of making tough decisions without emotional attachments.
Dink is not a commander in "Ender's Game" because he chooses not to pursue leadership roles due to his belief that the system is flawed and that the commanders are not in control. He prefers to exert his influence in more subtle ways and believes in being independent rather than part of the structured command system.
A set of books about Ender Wiggins.
Ender takes his sister Valentine with him to scout bugger colonies at the end of "Ender's Game."
The Bugger egg is the last surviving member of the Bugger race (also known as Formics) after Ender unwittingly commits xenocide and kills off the entire race. So the egg is that race's last hope. Plus, Ender, being guilty about what he's done, carries the egg as a sort of redemption.
He completely destroyed it and everything around it with Dr. Device.
Earth. Well, after the first Bugger War, they sent him on a long voyage in space to keep him alive to teach Ender (or whoever would've taken Ender's place.).
So that the I.F can see who is capable of being in war against the bugger.
Yes, in a way. The buggers unknowingly help Ender realize the truth about the simulations he thought were just games. This realization influences his decisions and ultimately leads to the end of the bugger war.
On Planet Eros, Ender finds the Giant's Drink dream in the landscape. He walks up to the castle in which the mirror showed Peter. He lifts the mirror from the wall; he finds the Hive Queens cocoon left for Ender to begin a new bugger civilization( the bugger's were actually good).
In "Ender's Game," the bugger war is a conflict between humanity and an alien insectoid species called the Formics. The war began when the Formics attacked Earth, resulting in heavy casualties. To prevent the Formics from launching another invasion, humanity launched a preemptive strike on the bugger homeworld, ultimately leading to their near extinction.
According to Ender's Game, Ender was six years old.According to Ender's Shadow, Ender was five.You can choose which answer you want to, but I go with "five" because Orson Scott Card says in both of his series THE SHADOW COMPLEX and the original ENDER SERIES that Ender was five, so Orson Scott Card must have corrected his mistake early on.
If you are looking for characters other than Andrew aka Ender, then you could use Bean, Han Tzu (Hot Soup), Valentine (Ender's Sister), Peter (Ender's Brother), Mazer Rackham (the legendary International Fleet commander, famous for singlehandedly stopping the second bugger [Formic] invasion), Alai, Dink Meeker, Bonzo Madrid, pronounced "Bone-So" (Ender's 2nd kill in the book).Hope this helps, these are the only characters that spring to mind right now (and the main characters)
The name of Ender Wiggin has become, at the time it was written, far too well known to allow the story to achieve any merit on its own. His name would smother its success.Ender wanted his story to be seen as the truth and not just a fiction on who the buggers were. He wanted the story to stop humanity from remembering them as hostile, evil, or even ugly. He was successful, but it also resulted in the tarnish of his own name; Ender the Savior became Ender the Xenocide.
The climax of "Ender's Game" occurs when Ender unknowingly leads the human fleet in a simulation that he believes is another test, only to find out he has been commanding real troops in a battle against the Formics. Ender ultimately makes a devastating decision to use a weapon of mass destruction to defeat the Formics, unknowingly wiping out their entire species.