Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card

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Orson Scott Card Ender's "Ender's Game" book is an operation and a lie. General Graf is the person who does all the operations. He made Ender powerless (he was a genius) helpless, and he was manipulating him to get what he wanted. But General Graf is not the only one lying to Andel. People lie openly to him, he does not seem to see it. The first lie told to Ender was that when he withdraws the exhibition, even if it was not so important for the story, this part made us think that adults could not be trusted. Still, Ende knows that adults are liars. His training of Petra and Petra told him, "Adults are enemies, not military - they did not tell us the truth" (59). At this moment our doubts and foresight confirm the end of terror and murder. "...... I will not let them do this ... this is a teacher and they are enemies." (77) Dink noticed the teacher's operation and avoided it. He thinks Ender is more naive than he.

Olson Scott Carr (1977) Ender Game: After Ender and his team graduated from the battle school they went into a new series that they thought were all tactical games. On that day Ender expanded the limits of physical and emotional durability when it reached a personal decision to break what he was thinking. He gave up the frustration of "game" and completely destroyed the enemy. The next step was that he did not have the inspiration to play the game, but to command a distant army fighting the model in real time.