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"The brother tested out impossible. For other reasons. Nothing to do with his ability"
What test are they talking about and why take it?
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"This   would   not   have   a   happy   ending.   So   Ender   decided   that   he'd   rather   not   be   the  unhappiest   at   the   end." why would this not have a happy ending?

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whats enders real name MAN!!!!!!!!!!!????????????????????????

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When both Peter and Ender went to bed in the end of chapter 2, and Peter got up and stood by Ender, he said "Ender, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I know how it feels, I'm sorry, I'm your brother I love you." (15). Is he saying this because he thinks Ender is asleep? Does he actually mean it?

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When Ender is told, “Well, I have good news for you. That monitor is going to come out today. We're going to just take it right out, and it won't hurt a bit." (Card 1), it makes me wonder what a monitor is and what its purpose is. What do you think the monitor was designed to do based on contextual clues?

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"They leave these things in the kids for three years, what do they expect? We could have switched him off, do you realize that? We could have unplugged his brain for all time" (3-4). What is this quote saying about the monitors? Is the doctor agreeing about the idea of the monitors or disagreeing?

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"I've watched through his eyes, I've listened through his ears, and tell you he's the one. Or at least as close as we're going to get." (1)

What is the setting?

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When the doctor said "It's designed to be removed. Without infection, Without damage. But there will be some tickling, and some people say they have a feeling of something missing"(3) What had the monitor presented to have them feel that way?

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Why did the doctors remove Enders monitor and why did he have it in the first place?
"Andrew, I suppose by now you're just absolutely sick of having that horrid monitor. Well, I have good news for you. That monitor is going to come out today." (page 1)

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What does a third mean and why was it used as an insult?
¨You Little Third.¨ (3)

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What is so important about the boy and his family? What happened to the boy's brother that he wasn't helpful/useful? What are these things that they have the ability to enter into the mind of a person?

"I've   watched   through   his   eyes,  I've   listened   through   his   ears,  and   tell   you   he's   the   one.  Or   at   least   as   close   as   we're   going   to   get."  "That's   what   you   said   about   the   brother."  "The   brother   tested   out   impossible.   For   other   reasons.   Nothing   to   do   with   his   ability."   (1)

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Why does Ender show so much resentment to Peter? Did something happen between the two that we haven't learned about yet? "And Peter won't hate me anymore"(2) "There was something in Peters eyes, when he was in his mad mood."(2) "Ender did not see Peter as the beautiful ten year old boy that grownups saw."(10) "Ender only looked at Peter to detect anger or boredom."(10) Does Ender show this dislike to peter, because he thinks peter doesn't like him?

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The   doctor   was   trembling;   his   voice   shook   as  he   spoke.   "They   leave  these   things   in   the  kids   for   three   years,  what   do   they   expect?   We   could   have   switched   him   off,  do   you  realize   that?   We   could   have  unplugged   his   brain   for   all   time." (3)

What is the doctor so worried about. Who are "they" and what are they "leaving in the kids for three years"?

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Please remember to use your name and proper punctuation for the posts.

Questions should be on a different posts so that other students can respond to the individual questions.

Also, please remember to cite page numbers correctly. This is the correct format:
Elie says, "I shall always remember that smile. What world did it come from?" (90).