Ender Series

Peatra teachers Ender how to move effectivly in the battle arena. She also teaches him how to shoot the laser guns and some good tactics for battle.

he wrote it in 1985 to set up for the book speaker of the dead.

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.

Ender's teachers used a computer program called 'the mind game' which generated environments and scenarios based on Ender's thoughts which Ender spends his free time interacting with. His teachers also manipulate him in the later stages of his time at Battle School by telling him that he is moving on to a new practice battle system with his peers, when in fact they are actually commanding real fleets against the buggers. Eventually the computer game from Battle school becomes self-aware and obtains an aiua of its own and becomes the entity called Jane which exists in the ansible networks and becomes a companion of Ender. Also Ender finds out how the teachers manipulated him and is profoundly shaken by his knowledge that he comitted xenocide which leads him to write his books and become a speaker for the dead.

no connection between ender's game and hitler.....

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He had an antagonistic relationship with his brother Peter and a compassionate relationship with his sister Valentine.

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Chapter 9; Locke and Demosthenes.

Ender's choice to violate the rules of combat by attacking Stilson while he's down reveals his strategic mindset and willingness to do whatever it takes to win, even if it means using unconventional tactics. It demonstrates Ender's capacity for ruthlessness and his ability to think outside the box in high-pressure situations.

The word "supine" does not appear in Orson Scott Card's novel "Ender's Game." It is possible that you may have encountered the term in a different context or source.

Bean's isolation as a child forces him to rely on his own wit and intelligence to survive, fostering his natural leadership abilities. His isolation also enables him to observe and analyze situations from a unique perspective, giving him a strategic advantage when making decisions. Overall, Bean's experiences of isolation help shape him into a strong and resourceful leader who can think quickly and adapt to challenging circumstances.

Ender Wiggin defeats the two armies simultaneously by employing a brilliant tactical maneuver during the final battle in "Ender's Game." He takes advantage of the environment and the capabilities of the battle room by using a surprise assault from a strategic position, splitting his forces to create a diversion. By manipulating the perception of both armies, he forces them into a vulnerable position, allowing his team to attack both sides effectively. This innovative strategy showcases his exceptional leadership and understanding of warfare.

Chapter 4 of "Ender's Game" explores themes of isolation, the pressure of expectations, and the struggle for identity, which can be reflected in the song "Creep" by Radiohead. Both convey feelings of alienation and the desire to fit in while grappling with self-worth. The haunting tone and introspective lyrics of the song resonate with Ender's experiences as he navigates the challenges of being in a highly competitive environment.

By footage, you are obviously referring to the Ben Kingsley portrayal of Mazer Rackham in the new movie, Ender's Game. In this portrayal, Rackham is shown with extensive facial tatooing. The directors of the movie perhaps wanted to emphasize Rackham's Maori lineage. The books do not really give much of a physical description, or any reference to facial tattoos.

In "Ender's Game," Ender Wiggin wears a specially designed battle uniform during the war games. This uniform includes a combat suit equipped with a launch system that allows him to maneuver in zero gravity and a helmet with a communication system. The outfit is lightweight and flexible, enabling him to respond quickly in the simulated battles. Overall, the uniform is tailored to enhance his performance and strategic capabilities in the war game scenarios.

he write the text "the Hive Queen" which he signed the Speaker of the Dead it explains the life of the Buggers from their perspective and becomes the future religion.

Because he.is to self observant

Dear Asker,

I sincerely think you should just read the book, it is... magnificent. Orson Scott Card (the author) did such a good job, but when people hear about how it has aliens in it coming to destroy earth, they back out.

****SPOILER ALERT FOR ENDER'S GAME****

In the end of the book, Ender is sent to an academy on a planet named Eros. It is very small and dark. He plays a game, very realistic where he can see everything in three dimension. He has ships, and the enemy too. And so every time, Ender manages to win the level and gain entrance to the next one. After a while, he became a little crazy, didnt sleep much and didnt have a lot of human contact. One day, a couple of Earth's leader came to see Ender play. Mazer Rackham (his mentor) and Hyrum Graff (his other mentor) told him that this was the last level. He put on the microphone and "played" the game with his friends from battle school (including Bean, Hot Soup, Petra...) At the end of the battle, Ender released a scientifically engineered bomb with the capability to destroy a planet. The bomb fell on the buggers (or formics) home planet, and destroyed the planet, along with every alien ship. Ender then sees all the Earth dirigents crying and praying to their gods, huging each other. Thats when Mazer tells him nothing was a game, it was all real, the war ended and Ender became a colonist with his sister. He then goes to another world called Shakespeare in the second book.

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Ender did not deliberately provoke Bonzo, but he still managed to do so by offending Bonzo's excessive sense of "honor". When he actually saved Bonzo from defeat in battle by taking superior tactical action despite Bonzo's instructions that he remain inactive, Bonzo took it as an affront to his honor to be shown to be in error and require the help of someone he had discounted and sought to marginalize.