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Ender's Game Review

TermDefinition
Giant paternal authority, the terrible father
Dragon Almost synonymous with the serpent, warrior
Tower Ambition, strength, watchfulness, inaccessibility
Wolves Cunning, greed, cruelty
Serpent darkness, the underworld, temptation, evil
Mouse Hypocrisy and wicked destructiveness
Eye consciousness, intelligence, insight
Unicorn Purity, power, virtue, wisdom, gentleness, happiness
Well Salvation, life, knowledge, truth
Mirror Self-knowledge, sincerity, purity, enlightenment
Glasses The heart, love offered, revealed wisdom
Symbol for Valentine Unicorn
Symbol for Ender Dragon
Symbol for Peter Serpent
Symbol for Colonel Graff Giant
Bear aggression and brutality, emblem of the warrior
Fish happiness, immortality, abundance
Cave shelter, birth and rebirth
Door opportunities, possibility
Castle shining goal or fearful challenge
Tower ambition, strength, watchfulness, inaccessibility
Ender Child prodigy who saves the world by making the difficult decision and destroying the Buggers’ home planet
Petra Child who taught Ender how to shoot
Bean Ender’s brightest and youngest soldier in Dragon Army who flies on a rope during their battle with two armies
Valentine Ender’s caring and loving sister who is rejected by the Battle School because she is too compassionate
Peter Ender’s cruel and sadistic brother who is rejected by the Battle School because he is too violent
Bonzo Ender’s first commander who hates Ender to the point that he attacks Ender but Ender defends himself which results in this character's death
Mazer Rackham Man who destroyed the Buggers in the Second Invasion and later taught Ender to command the fleet
Colonel Graff Man who recruits Ender for the Battle School and later accompanies him to Eros
Alai One of the members of Ender’s launch group and the friend who bridges the gap between Ender and the other children
Character who said, “They only authorized you because I was so promising. But I didn’t pan out. You did better. They think you’re better. . . . I don’t want a Third” (Card 12). Peter
Character who said, “Knocking him down won the first fight. I wanted to win all the next ones, too. So they’d leave me alone” (Card 19). Ender
Character who said, “Well, no one wants a Third anymore. You can’t expect them to be glad” (Card 22). Colonel Graff
Character who said, “Salaam” (Card 69) to Ender when he first joined an army. Alai
Character who said, “It’s what I was born for, isn’t it? If I don’t go, why am I alive?” (Card 26) Ender
Character who said, “It’s what I was born for, isn’t it? If I don’t go, why am I alive?” (Card 26). Ender Ender
Created by: Jenobrien
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