Imagine being a hero who saves our planet. Just like any other superhero who rescues Earth, but without any superpowers. Ender Wiggin is the savior of the Earth. Therefore, he is a hero who was born as a third in his family. He was selected by the International Military Forces to save the world from the buggers at the age of six. Ender is a genius so he made it through the Battle School and to the Command School. He commanded his fleet in the simulations and won most of the battles. In his final battle, he destroyed them all for good, but the simulations turned out to be real battles with the buggers. Ender became the hero who saved humanity, but simultaneously he wiped out an entire species of the buggers as it is mentioned in both the book and the movie. The movie and the book, Ender’s Game share the same plot, yet they also have several differences.The movie fails to show some of the important facts that the book discloses; therefore, the book is way better than the movie. …show more content…
One of the major differences is that in the book, Ender kills two children who started to fight with him as listed above. One of them was a bully named Stilson, and the other one was from the Battle School named Bonzo, who hated Ender the moment he first met him. Because of that situation, he was valuable to the International Military Force. They chose him because he doesn’t defeat his enemy, he destroys them so they don’t attack him in future. Nevertheless he was a little empathetic too, just like his sister Valentine. In the movie, Ender doesn’t kill anybody, whereas he puts Stilson in the hospital and Bonzo in a coma. It is important to show this in the movie since he ends his enemy just like he destroyed the home planet of the buggers. Also, the movie doesn’t mention anything about Demosthenes and Locke. Furthermore, there is nothing about Peter taking over the world disclosed in the