Questions and Answers
How old and what gender is Ender?
6 year old boy
Does Ender have his monitor?
False
What did the monitor do?
It allows the authorities to see and hear what Ender sees and hears.
When did Peter get his monitor removed?
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What happened once Ender got to school?
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Does Ender like his sister? What did she do for him in chapter 2?
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What game do Ender and Stilson play? What happens to Ender?
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What is something that Peter says that makes Ender not feel well? Does he apologize?
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What are they afraid of when they are talking about Ender leaving?
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Who comes to the house?
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Does Ender leave?
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Why do Graff and another person require Ender to be alone?
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Is Ender always included?
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Where does Graff take Ender for his orientation?
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What does Graff do that makes Ender mad?
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Does Ender break a kid's arm?
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Study Notes
Ender's Game: Chapters 1-6 Study Notes
- Ender Wiggin is a 6-year-old boy, the protagonist of the story.
- Ender had his monitor removed, symbolizing his detachment from constant surveillance.
- The monitor allowed authorities to observe Ender's thoughts and actions, representing control over his development.
- Ender's older brother, Peter, had his monitor removed before Ender, indicating a hierarchy in their family regarding government monitoring.
- Upon arriving at school, Ender experiences bullying, notably from a boy named Stilson, and retaliates by kicking him in the chest after being drugged.
- Ender has a close relationship with his sister, Valentine, who comforts him after the loss of his monitor.
- Ender and Stilson engage in a game called "Buggers and Astronauts," during which Peter physically hurts Ender, adding to his trauma.
- Peter threatens Ender by saying he will kill him, but later apologizes, revealing a complex sibling relationship marked by both love and conflict.
- During discussions about Ender's future, there is a noted fear of Valentine, hinting at her influence and concern over Ender's well-being.
- Graff, an officer from the International Fleet, visits Ender’s home to recruit him for a military program.
- Ender agrees to leave his home to join the program, marking a pivotal decision in his young life.
- Graff insists that Ender must learn to be alone and demonstrate leadership and genius, emphasizing a method of training that involves isolation.
- Ender often feels excluded, highlighting his struggles with loneliness and the expectation of greatness placed upon him.
- Graff conducts Ender's orientation in space, presenting both an exciting opportunity and an isolating experience.
- Graff aggravates Ender by asserting that he is superior to his peers, fuelling Ender's anger and frustration.
- Due to zero gravity during training, Ender unintentionally breaks another child’s arm, underscoring the physical and psychological challenges he faces.
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