Summary Of Ender's Game By Orson Scott Card

In Orson Scott Card’s novel Ender’s Game, Ender Wiggin, the youngest of three, is bullied for being a ‘third’. His brother and two boys from his different schools are the main cause of his bullying. When Ender takes matters into in own hands, he mercilessly beats two of the boys in his schools. Graff is responsible for Ender when he goes to Euro, but is it right for him to be responsible for the fatalities Ender had caused? When Ender is bullied at school by Stilson, he gets fed and he kicks Stilson in his face. Ender continues to beat the boy to the point of Stilson’s bleeding. “Blood from his nose spattered the ground nearby.” (Card 7-8). Card describes how Ender feels no remorse while kicking Stilson’s limp body. Ender’s beating later lands Stilson in the hospital, later to lead to death. But who is to say who is really responsible for his death? Ender or Graff?

Ender was in Bonzo’s army and Bonzo was jealous of Ender’s skill. When Ender was assigned his own army and was set up to battle Bonzo’s army, Ender had beaten Bonzo’s army within one minute. With Bonzo being angry about the situation, he tried to attack Ender while he was showering. “Bonzo’s tight, hard ribs came at Ender’s face and his hands slapped against his back.” (Card 211). Ender attacks back and kicks Bonzo in his crotch leaving him motionless lying on the ground. His attack left him unconscious later, to