question by writing Creating the Innocent Killer: Ender’s Game, Intention, and Morality, which was published in 2004. In this essay, Kessel states how Orson Scott Card, the author of the novel Ender’s Game, set Ender up as the victim from the very beginning of the story to create sympathy for him, so when Ender commits genocide, we don’t feel like he did anything wrong, even though Ender did, and doesn’t deserve the sympathy. Kessel’s views on Ender’s Game, where Ender shouldn’t be considered a hero and
Morgan Hamilton Mr. Terzian HN Biotechnology 12 October 2014 Ender’s Game Book and Movie Analysis The book that I read was Ender’s Game. Along with reading the book, I watched the movie. It is a science fiction novel written by Orson Scott Card, a resident of Greensboro, North Carolina, in 1985. The movie was released in 2013, and was directed by Gavin Hood. The movie and the book were nothing alike, and that disappointed me greatly. I definitely preferred the book to the movie because I did not
Before I get into the analysing, I would like to tell my interpretation of this text. As I stated above, I thought the characters' in the maze represented the children being forced to work and Dashner showed how they felt by focusing on them. Within the text, there were many times where the kids expressed their feelings towards the unfair situation such as,“He fought the urge